Choose a capability and check whether something equivalent already works.
Choose what your
system can do.
Capabilities organized by purpose, compatibility, use case and proof—not by vendor logos. Find existing tools, deploy eligible private starters, or inspect what a larger integration needs.
Installed means an observed local tool, not a full feature audit. One-click starters create private working apps behind Workbench sign-in. External servers and integrations need verified permissions, pricing and a reviewed deployment plan.
Functions & use cases
Build a multi-tool plan.
Select several capabilities, compare dependency readiness, and export a concrete requirements plan. Export is a proposal—not an automatic infrastructure change.
Choose capabilities from the inspector to compose a workflow.
No magic buttons.
Check compatibility, ownership, free-tier and security requirements.
For supported starter recipes, one authenticated click creates the app and receipt.
Test the private result. Public production requires separate evidence and approval.