Give your agent the conversations it needs.

Attrove connects email, chat, meetings, and calendar context for your product. You get scoped access, clean threads, cited evidence, and watched outcomes without rebuilding the comms layer.

Tell your coding agent: “Add Attrove Connect so users can link Gmail, Slack, meetings, and calendar. Use the MCP or SDK. Return cited answers and create a watched outcome when a renewal goes quiet.”

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Single-user demos are easy. Production comms are not.

OAuth, sync, threading, permissions, dedupe, source evidence, and alert routing are the part that eats months. Attrove handles OAuth, sync, threading, permissions, evidence, and watched outcomes for you.

Connect once. Build on the comms stream.

Cited context in. Watched outcomes out. User sources (Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Teams, Calendar, Meetings, and push context) stream through Attrove Connect, the comms context layer (OAuth, sync, threading, permissions, evidence, watched outcomes), and out to your product to ask, retrieve, watch, and notify.

Read what happened. React when it changes.

• Ask (Query): ask scoped questions over a user’s communication stream.
• Retrieve (Search): fetch the source records behind a person, account, or goal.
• Watch (Goals): track an outcome until its status changes.
• Notify (Webhooks): receive events when messages arrive or watched outcomes move.

Paste this into your coding agent.

Implement Attrove Connect for our users. Create a connect link, let users attach Gmail, Slack, Calendar, and Meetings, then add a page that asks what is about to slip and shows cited evidence. Use the Attrove MCP or SDK.

• MCP: install the Attrove MCP server and expose user communication context to your agent.
• SDK: create users, connect sources, query context, create watched outcomes.
• cURL: use REST when you want direct control.

Live connectors. Push context when OAuth is not the path.

• Gmail: threads and replies.
• Outlook: threads and shared inboxes.
• Slack: channels and DMs.
• Google Calendar: events and holds.
• Google Meet: transcripts and recaps.
• Microsoft Teams: chats and meetings.
• Push context: CRM, tickets, and internal events over signed REST.

Least scope. Least surprise.

• Scoped OAuth: users connect only the sources your product needs.
• No password capture: no IMAP passwords, no credential storage.
• Source-tied evidence: every answer can point back to the source record.
• Revocation: users can revoke access from Attrove or their identity provider.

SOC 2 Type I.

Build on the comms layer.

Start with one source or bring your own context. We will help you wire the first path.

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