New in the Agentic Engine: your Agents can now connect directly to the third-party tools your team already uses, through a secure OAuth connection, and run work on a schedule instead of only when someone starts it. Both are available now.
In short, Agents can reach out to your tools safely, and the recurring work you count on can happen on its own cadence.
Connect to the tools your team already uses
A new OAuth 2.0 authorization flow lets Agents connect to third-party MCP tools securely, and the first IM connector brings that into Slack.
- Secure OAuth authorization. Agents connect to third-party tools through a standard OAuth flow, so you grant scoped access the same way you grant any trusted app.
- Slack connector. Bring an Agent into the chat where your team already coordinates, so people and Agents can work together in the same channel.
- Meet the team where it works. Adoption does not ask anyone to switch tools or change how they already work.

Run recurring work on a schedule
Scheduled automation now runs jobs on a recurring cadence, not only when a person triggers them.
- Recurring data inspections. Checks run on the schedule you set, hourly, daily, or weekly, without waiting for someone to kick them off.
- Reports on a cadence. Reports get generated on schedule and are ready when you expect them.
- Knowledge base stays current. Project metadata syncs automatically, so the knowledge base reflects the latest project data without anyone updating it by hand.
- Reliable without a manual trigger. The work happens on time whether or not someone remembers to start it.

How It Works
- Authorize. Connect a third-party tool through the OAuth flow. Access is scoped and granted like any trusted integration.
- Schedule. Set a cadence for the work you want to repeat, such as an inspection, a report, or a sync.
- Runs automatically. At each scheduled time the job runs on its own and delivers where the work lives, including a connected channel like Slack.

Getting Started
Both capabilities live inside the Agentic Engine. Connect the tools you need through the OAuth flow, starting with Slack, then set a cadence for the work you want to repeat. From there it runs on its own: one secure connection, recurring work delivered on time, and a knowledge base that stays current without manual updates.
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