> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.actionist.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Apps

> Every app Actionist talks to, with the workflows you can run against it.

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    Actionist plugs into hundreds of apps. Each app's page covers what you can do with it from Actionist, how to connect it, and the most common workflows we've seen teams build.
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    Open <strong>Apps</strong> in the sidebar to reach the in-product catalog. It has two sub-tabs: <strong>Apps</strong> (the full service catalog) and <strong>MCPs</strong> (Model Context Protocol servers). From any app's detail page you can browse what it automates, hit <strong>Connect</strong> to run through the guided install plan — which resolves skills, credentials, and OAuth in one pass — and wire a trigger so an agent wakes up the moment something happens in that service, with no polling required.
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  ## Browse

  Pick a category from the horizontal category rail to filter the grid. If you don't see your app, [request it](mailto:support@actionist.ai) or [build the integration yourself](/resellers).
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  ## How an Actionist app is structured

  Every app page follows the same shape so you can scan it fast:

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    <Card title="What you can do" icon="zap">
      The actions Actionist exposes for this app: read, write, and trigger.
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    <Card title="Setup" icon="key">
      How to authenticate — OAuth, API key, or MCP server.
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    <Card title="Common workflows" icon="workflow">
      Three or four real workflows teams have shipped with this app.
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    <Card title="Limits & gotchas" icon="triangle-alert">
      Rate limits, permission scopes, and edge cases to watch for.
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