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What is CybrLink?

CybrLink is a permission layer between AI agents and the apps they act on. You (or your users) connect apps like Gmail, Slack, and GitHub once via OAuth or an API key; agents then call those apps through CybrLink's remote MCP server or authenticated proxy. The credential itself never enters the model's context.

How do I connect an AI agent to Gmail, Slack, or a CRM?

Sign in, open the dashboard, and click Connect on the app. After the one-time authorization, create an API key and point any MCP-capable agent at the CybrLink MCP endpoint with that key. The agent immediately gets tools scoped to the connections you granted — nothing else.

Does CybrLink work with Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients?

Yes. CybrLink exposes a standard remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so Claude, OpenAI-based agents, and any framework that speaks MCP can use it. Agents that don't speak MCP can call the authenticated HTTP proxy API instead.

Do agents ever see my OAuth tokens or API keys?

No. Credentials are stored in a token vault and injected server-side on each call. The model only ever sees the API response — never the token. That means a prompt-injected or misbehaving agent can't exfiltrate your credentials.

How is CybrLink different from Composio?

Both connect agents to apps. Composio offers a larger managed ecosystem; CybrLink focuses on credential custody you can self-host, strict per-connection scoping, a full audit trail, and usage-based pricing. If keeping tokens inside your own infrastructure matters, that's CybrLink's core design.

Which apps can agents connect to?

544+ integrations across 18 categories: Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub, CRMs like HubSpot-class tools, support desks, payments, analytics, and hundreds more. The full catalog is at /integrations, and each app has its own detail page.

How do I audit or revoke what an agent can do?

Every tool call is written to an activity log you can filter by connection, and any connection can be revoked with one click from the dashboard. Revocation is immediate — the next agent call against that app fails safely.

Can I self-host the credential layer?

Yes. Token custody runs on Nango, which you can self-host on your own VM or VPC so OAuth tokens never leave infrastructure you control. The docs include a step-by-step setup guide.

What does CybrLink cost?

There's a free tier for getting started, and paid plans are usage-based — you pay for tool calls your agents actually make rather than a flat per-seat vault fee. Details are on the pricing page.

Still deciding? Read the CybrLink vs Composio comparison or browse the full integration catalog.