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PANTA OS doesn’t replace your stack — it works inside it. AI Tool Integrations let your assistants read, write, and act on the tools your team already uses, with your permission.

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What integrates

Outlook

Read your inbox, draft replies, manage calendar events.

Notion

Search workspaces, read pages, create new content.

Calendars

Find slots, book meetings, send invites — from a chat.

File storage

SharePoint, Drive, Dropbox — read documents, save outputs.

Communication

Slack, Teams — post updates, summarize threads.

Custom tools

Any system with an MCP connector — internal APIs, niche SaaS, your own tools.

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Real examples

“Summarize unread customer emails and flag anything urgent.” Your assistant reads Outlook and produces a 3-minute brief.
“Pull all Notion pages tagged with this account, plus my last five emails with them.” Done before your coffee finishes.
“Draft follow-ups to everyone I met at the conference, referencing the notes I took in Notion.” Personalized, in batch.
“Keep the support FAQ in sync with what customers actually ask.” A workflow runs weekly and updates the doc.

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How permissions work

Per-user authorization

Each user signs in to authorize each tool. The assistant only sees what their account has access to.

Admin-controlled at workspace

Admins decide which tools are available before users can connect them.

Revocable instantly

Disconnect a tool any time. The assistant loses access immediately.

Audited

Every tool action is logged with who, when, and what.

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Built on an open standard

PANTA OS speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard for connecting AI to external tools. New integrations land regularly, and you’re never locked into one vendor’s ecosystem.