Reach · 08.09
Integrations
Hand-written connectors, templated HTTP connectors, a generic HTTP fallback, and custom JSON-Schema manifests.
Four ways to reach an external API
The integration registry layers from most to least pre-built: hand-written connectors for services that warrant bespoke logic, templated HTTP connectors covering dozens of common operations out of the box, a generic HTTP fallback for anything without a dedicated connector, and fully custom manifests an operator or agent can author directly. A manifest declares its own operations — HTTP method, URL template, headers, query, a body template, and a parameter schema — plus an auth shape (none, api_key, bearer, basic, or oauth2), so a brand-new integration to a service Agentis has never heard of is a JSON declaration, not new platform code.