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Pillar 2: It Can Take Actions

The Toolkit is CORE’s hands. While the Agent thinks and Memory remembers, the Toolkit actually does things — creates issues, drafts emails, schedules meetings, sends messages — across all your connected apps. You connect each app once. After that, every interface to CORE (WhatsApp, web dashboard, Claude Code, Cursor) can use those integrations. One connection, available everywhere.

How It Works

1. You Connect Apps

From the CORE Dashboard, connect the apps you use daily. Each integration authenticates via OAuth — no API keys to manage.

2. Meta Agent Decides What to Use

When you ask CORE to do something, the Meta Agent figures out which integration(s) to use:
You: "Create a GitHub issue for the auth bug and tell Sarah on Slack"

Meta Agent:
→ Uses GitHub integration to create issue with context from memory
→ Uses Slack integration to DM Sarah with a link to the issue

3. Actions Execute with Context

Every action includes context from your memory. When CORE creates a Linear issue, it includes relevant discussion history. When it drafts an email, it knows your tone and past correspondence.

What’s Available

Communication

Gmail · Slack · Discord · Zoho MailSend messages, draft emails, search conversations

Project Management

Linear · Todoist · Google TasksCreate issues, update tasks, track progress

Development

GitHub · GitHub AnalyticsCreate issues, manage PRs, review code, track metrics

Calendar & Scheduling

Google Calendar · Cal.comSchedule events, check availability, manage invites

Knowledge & Docs

Notion · Google Docs · Google SheetsSearch, create, and update documents and data

CRM

HubSpotManage contacts, deals, and customer data
See the Toolkit documentation for detailed actions available per integration.

How Toolkit Reaches Your AI Agents

Toolkit actions are exposed to AI agents through a single MCP endpoint. Instead of configuring separate MCP servers per app, you connect CORE once and any MCP-compatible agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.) gets the full toolkit with on-demand tool loading. See the Toolkit Overview for details on how on-demand tool loading works and MCP configuration.

Next Steps