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Introduction

superglue is an agentic integration platform for systems ordinary connector libraries cannot reach. Its agents learn how your systems work, build production-ready tools and workflows, and keep them running.

In broad terms, superglue agents work as follows:

  1. Gather relevant context: Pull requirements and real examples from Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, meeting notes, files, system documentation, web research, and agent knowledge.
  2. Read and write data across systems: Query records, update data, move files, transform payloads, and coordinate authenticated actions across APIs, databases, and file servers.
  3. Monitor and investigate runs: Follow run history, logs, timing, notifications, and errors, then use the agent to diagnose failures and repair workflows.

Connect anything

Work with REST, GraphQL, SOAP, Postgres, MSSQL, Redis, FTP/SFTP, and any legacy system. superglue reads documentation, implements authentication, and writes the transformations each connection needs.

Build from intent

Describe the outcome in natural language. The agent discovers endpoints, tests requests, maps data, and produces an executable tool without manual endpoint wiring.

Adapt when systems change

Inspect, test, and refine integrations through conversation. When an API or data shape changes, superglue diagnoses the failure and repairs the tool instead of leaving you with a broken workflow.

Run securely in production

Execute on managed infrastructure with server-side credentials, retries, rate limiting, schedules, and full observability. No servers, queues, or cron jobs to operate yourself.

Operational syncs

Keep old and new systems aligned during a transition with scheduled, bi-directional data flows and explicit conflict handling.

Legacy system tools

Turn undocumented ERP, warehouse, and internal system capabilities into reusable tools for your modern applications and teams.

Agent-driven automation

Give AI agents controlled access to query databases, call APIs, extract data, and map information across disconnected systems.