Slaunt is an all-in-one agentic AI solution that turns scattered work signals into structured, queryable context. It creates organizational memory that both humans and AI can reason from using the Central Context Repository (CCR).

How does Slaunt integrate with AI tools?

Slaunt uses the MCP (Model Context Protocol) to integrate with AI assistants and tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and custom AI agents, providing them with structured organizational context for better reasoning and decision-making.

Is Slaunt free to use?

Yes! Slaunt offers a free Starter tier for individuals and small teams with core features. Professional ($29/seat/month) and Enterprise tiers are available for larger organizations with advanced needs.

QUAERO is Slaunt's Remote Company Agent Control (RCAC) system for enterprise AI governance. It provides centralized management, monitoring, and control of AI agents across your organization.

What is the MCP Protocol?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard protocol for AI tool connectivity that Slaunt natively supports. It allows AI assistants to access structured organizational context and perform actions within your workflow.

How is Slaunt different from Notion or Confluence?

Unlike traditional documentation tools, Slaunt is built AI-first with structured, queryable context rather than static documents. It provides real-time organizational memory that AI can reason from, not just search.

PRODUCT / INTEGRATIONS

Slaunt plugs into the tools you already run.

GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, Railway, Gmail, Notion, Calendly, Codex, Claude Code, Slack — and anything with an MCP server. First-class integrations that let agents act inside your stack, every call scoped by policy.

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A catalog that keeps growing

Each integration gives agents real actions inside a tool — not a read-only feed. Here's what's live today.

CodeGitHubOpen PRs, review diffs, and triage issues.

DeployVercelShip deploys and read build logs.

DataSupabaseQuery data and inspect schema, safely.

DeployRailwayDeploy services and tail live logs.

CommsGmailDraft, search, and send from the inbox.

DocsNotionRead and update docs and databases.

SchedulingCalendlyRead availability and book meetings.

AgentsCodexHand work to the Codex CLI agent.

AgentsClaude CodeRun tasks through Claude Code in your terminal.

CommsSlackPost updates and pull thread context.

MCP…and moreAnything with an MCP server works on day one.

How every integration behaves

Consistent rules across the catalog — so adding a tool never means adding a new way to lose control of it.

Two-way syncWork flows in from your tools; agent actions flow back out — commits, messages, records, and deploys, written where your team already looks.

Scoped accessEvery call passes through the Gateway's per-agent policy — the right scopes, nothing more, with a full audit trail. More on safety.

MCP-nativeIntegrations are MCP under the hood, so the ones we ship and the ones you bring behave the same way from the agent's side.

Bring your own, over MCP

Don't see your tool? If it speaks the Model Context Protocol, point Slaunt at it and it joins the catalog — same policy, same audit, no custom glue.

Every first-class integration on this page is an MCP server behind the Gateway. Your internal tools can be too: register the server, scope it per agent, and it acts under the same guardrails as GitHub or Slack.

No bespoke connectors to maintain, no second permission model to reason about. If it's on the protocol, it's on your stack.

A connected server carries

transportMCP over the Gateway

scopesper-agent, least-privilege

auditevery call, logged

actionsreal writes, not read-only

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SafetyGuardrails on every run BenchmarksMeasured on your workspace QuaeroThe agent control plane MarketplaceAdd tools to your workspace EnterpriseSlaunt at company scale ControlEvery agent, one pane

Meet your stack where it is.

Connect the tools your team already uses — with guardrails on by default.

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