Public walkthrough

Understand Connexsus in under two minutes.

Connexsus lets developers connect providers once, expose MCP tools through one managed gateway, and reuse that same project-scoped setup from supported clients.

Why this page exists

This is not a sandbox and it is not a sales video. It is a concise walkthrough for developers who want to understand the product loop before signing in.

Step 1

Connect a provider

Install GitHub, Slack, Vercel, Notion, Supabase, or other supported providers once. Connexsus handles the provider-specific auth flow and keeps credentials behind the managed gateway.

Step 2

Assign it to a project

Project assignment decides which providers and tool surfaces belong to a given team workflow. You keep provider scope reusable without reconnecting every MCP client separately.

Step 3

Use it from your MCP client

Cursor, Claude, Codex, and other MCP-capable clients call the same project-scoped endpoint. The agent sees the right provider tools without extra per-client wiring.

Concrete workflow example

A developer is investigating a production regression. The project has GitHub, Slack, and Vercel assigned. The coding agent uses one MCP session, not three separate integration setups.

Example prompt

Investigate the last failed deployment for the checkout service, summarize the related GitHub changes, and draft a Slack thread reply with the likely cause and next action.

Tools invoked
  • github_search_code
  • slack_list_channels
  • slack_reply_in_thread
  • vercel_list_deployments
Resulting workflow
  • Find the PR and related code paths in GitHub.
  • Pull the incident thread and team updates from Slack.
  • Check the latest Vercel deployment before suggesting a rollback or fix.

Supported inputs and outputs

Providers

GitHubSlackVercelSupabaseNotionLinearSentry

Clients

CursorClaudeCodexOther MCP-capable clients

Model

One managed gatewayProject-scoped assignmentReusable provider connections

Proof surface

Connexsus is real product surface, not a storyboard. These screenshots come from the running Connexsus UI: public provider discovery, provider detail, and the MCP setup docs developers can inspect before they install.

Connexsus public integrations hub showing provider guide cards and marketplace discovery.
Live marketplace capture

App Store and provider install flow

Browse installable providers, read capability previews, and start OAuth or credential flows without leaving the managed surface.

Browse integrations
Connexsus Slack provider guide showing available capabilities, sample prompts, and install path.
Live provider detail capture

Provider detail and setup context

Each provider page explains connect flow, capabilities, and prompts so developers understand what the integration actually unlocks.

View provider guide
Connexsus getting started documentation showing MCP setup and first session instructions.
Live docs capture

MCP client setup and runtime usage

The setup docs show how the same project gateway is used from supported MCP clients after providers are assigned and enabled.

Read setup guide

Ready to move from understanding to install?

Sign in, connect a provider, assign it to a project, and use the same managed MCP endpoint across your supported clients. If you want to inspect the provider surface first, browse the public integrations hub.