Use Nilyo from the agent you already have.
One Nilyo account works with every MCP-compatible agent. The accounts are the same; what changes is how the agent works: on demand in a conversation, on its own with realtime events, or inside a workflow.
Grok.com
Best for: Using your accounts from Grok chat.
Connect: New Connector → Custom → https://nilyo.com/mcp, then browser authorization. Compatibility verification pending.
Open the guide →Grok Build
Best for: Communication accounts in Grok Build; runtime testing pending.
Connect: Install the public Nilyo marketplace preview and authorize in your browser.
Open the guide →Gemini Apps
Best for: Eligible Gemini web/mobile users.
Connect: Connected Apps → Custom apps → https://nilyo.com/mcp. US, personal accounts, English and activity enabled; compatibility pending.
Open the guide →Gemini CLI
Best for: Selected reads in Gemini CLI; preview with runtime tests pending.
Connect: Install nilyo-com/nilyo-gemini and configure your individual Nilyo token as a sensitive setting.
Open the guide →ChatGPT
Best for: Everyday requests, scheduled tasks, the widest audience.
Connect: Install the Nilyo plugin (or add the MCP server in Developer mode) and sign in on the Nilyo page.
Open the guide →Claude
Best for: Long, careful work on conversations and documents; Claude Code for developers.
Connect: Settings → Connectors → add https://nilyo.com/mcp, or install it from the Connectors Directory.
Open the guide →
OpenClaw
Best for: An agent that runs on its own, reacts to realtime events and reports on WhatsApp or email.
Connect: Add the remote MCP with OAuth or a personal token; install the Nilyo skill.
Open the guide →
Hermes
Best for: Autonomous routines with human approval gates.
Connect: hermes mcp add nilyo --url "https://nilyo.com/mcp" (or the official catalog entry, once approved) plus the Nilyo skill for chaining guidance.
Open the guide →n8n
Best for: Workflows without an LLM in the loop, or with one: notify, sync, enrich, reply.
Connect: Verified community node: add Nilyo from the canvas on n8n Cloud (or install n8n-nodes-nilyo on self-hosted), then a personal token; the Nilyo Trigger handles realtime events.
Open the guide →Zapier
Best for: Teams already building Zaps who want LinkedIn, WhatsApp or email as a step.
Connect: Add an MCP Client connection: Server URL https://nilyo.com/mcp, Transport Streamable HTTP, OAuth Yes.
Open the guide →Make
Best for: Visual scenarios and Make AI Agents that need account actions, not just triggers.
Connect: Add an MCP Client module (scenario or AI Agent) with server URL https://nilyo.com/mcp and OAuth.
Open the guide →Cursor, Codex and other MCP clients
Best for: Developers who want their accounts inside the tools they already use.
Connect: Add { "url": "https://nilyo.com/mcp" } to the client's MCP configuration; OAuth opens in the browser.
Open the guide →Interactive, persistent or automated
Interactive (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor)
You ask, the agent resolves, shows and acts. Best for daily requests, research, replies you want to review. Scheduled tasks in ChatGPT cover the “every morning” routines.
Persistent (OpenClaw, Hermes)
The agent runs on its own, subscribes to realtime events (new message, new email) and can act on another channel, with approval gates you define.
Automation (n8n)
Nodes for every Nilyo action and a trigger for realtime events: notify, enrich, sync with your CRM, with or without an LLM in the loop.
Connect once, switch agents freely
Accounts are connected to your Nilyo workspace, not to an agent. Add Nilyo to a second agent and it sees the same LinkedIn, WhatsApp and mailboxes, with the same pacing and the same permissions. Revoke an agent's access from your dashboard without touching the accounts.