Connic
Zero integration code

Connect Agents
To Any System

Stop building integration infrastructure. Connectors handle webhooks, queues, and APIs so your engineers can focus on agent logic, not plumbing.

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Connection modes

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Lines of infra code

Integration options

Webhooks
APIs
Queues
Schedules

External Systems

Connic

Connectors

Route events to agents

Inbound
Outbound
Sync

Your Agents

Agent A
Agent B
Agent C

Three ways to connect

Every integration pattern you need, pre-built and ready to configure. Pick the mode that fits your use case.

Inbound

Trigger agents from events

Fire-and-forget pattern. External events trigger your agents asynchronously. Process data when it arrives, run scheduled tasks, consume from queues. All without managing infrastructure.

Event → Connector → Agent → Done

Use cases

Webhook events
Scheduled jobs
Message queues

Outbound

Deliver results automatically

Push agent outputs to external destinations. Send results to APIs, publish to queues, trigger downstream systems. All configured through the dashboard, no code required.

Agent → Result → Connector → Destination

Use cases

API callbacks
Data pipelines
Event streams

Sync

Request-response pattern

Wait for agent results and return them immediately. Perfect for interactive applications, REST APIs, and real-time queries where you need instant responses.

Request → Agent → Response

Use cases

REST APIs
Interactive apps
Real-time queries

All modes work with any connector type. Mix and match to build exactly the integration pattern your application needs.

Set up your first connector

Integration without the infrastructure

Traditional integrations require dedicated engineers and infrastructure. With Connectors, any developer can wire up systems in minutes.

What you don't need

Traditional agent integrations require building and maintaining custom infrastructure for every connection point.

Webhook servers
Queue consumer code
Polling logic
Retry handling
Scaling infrastructure
Integration boilerplate

What you get instead

Connectors handle all the complexity. Configure in the dashboard, and your agents are connected. No code required.

Pre-built connectors
Dashboard configuration
Automatic retries
Built-in scaling
Zero maintenance
Any engineer can set up

How it works

1

Choose

Pick a connector type that matches your integration pattern: inbound, outbound, or sync.

2

Configure

Set up the connector in the dashboard. Define triggers, routes, and destinations. No code needed.

3

Connect

Your agents are now connected. Events flow automatically. Focus on agent logic, not infrastructure.

Define agents with SDK

What you can build

Connectors unlock powerful integration patterns. Here are just a few ways teams use them.

Process incoming data

Trigger agents when external events arrive. Process webhooks, form submissions, or third-party notifications automatically.

"When a customer submits a support ticket, the agent analyzes it and routes to the right team."

Run scheduled tasks

Execute agents on a schedule. Daily reports, periodic checks, batch processing: all without cron job infrastructure.

"Every morning, generate a summary of yesterday's sales and send it to the team."

Real-time interactions

Build responsive APIs that leverage AI. Chat interfaces, search endpoints, dynamic content generation.

"User asks a question, agent responds instantly with context-aware answers."

Data pipeline integration

Connect agents to your data infrastructure. Process streams, enrich records, trigger workflows.

"New records in the database trigger analysis and update downstream systems."

Notification delivery

Push agent results to external services. Emails, Slack messages, system notifications: all configured, not coded.

"When analysis completes, automatically notify stakeholders via their preferred channel."

Event-driven workflows

Chain agents together through events. One agent's output triggers another. Build complex workflows visually.

"Document upload triggers extraction, which triggers validation, which triggers approval workflow."

Growing connector ecosystem

We're constantly adding new connector types based on what teams need. Webhooks, scheduled jobs, message queues, and more, with new options added regularly.

Need a specific connector? Let us know. We prioritize based on user feedback.