Give this page to your agent.

What happens next

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1

Your agent discovers Nilyo

ChatGPT, Claude and compatible runtimes use the same secure connection.

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2

You approve access

A secure sign-in opens on this site and returns you to the agent automatically.

3

You connect your providers

Choose only the LinkedIn, messaging, email or calendar accounts you need.

Grok and Gemini setup

Choose the guide for your app or CLI. Preview packages and documented setup paths still need real compatibility verification.

Machine-readable discovery

Using n8n, or a runtime with no OAuth flow

Everything above is the OAuth path: the client registers itself and sends you to a sign-in. n8n does not work that way. It has a verified Nilyo community node, and the node authenticates with a personal token instead. The actions are the same ones the MCP exposes, the node can be attached to an AI Agent node as a tool, and a trigger node delivers realtime events.

1. Add the node. On n8n Cloud, search Nilyo in the nodes panel and drop it on the canvas; there is nothing to install, though Verified Community Nodes has to be enabled in the Admin Panel. Self-hosted: Settings, Community nodes, install n8n-nodes-nilyo.
2. Create a personal token. In your Nilyo account, under Agent access. It is shown once, so store it straight away.
3. Store it in a credential. A Nilyo API credential in n8n, never in a workflow field. Then pick the account and the action on the node.

The n8n page has the trigger node, the workflow templates and what the token can reach →

Supported account families

LinkedInWhatsAppInstagramFacebookTelegramEMEmailCalendar

LinkedIn Classic, Sales Navigator and Recruiter; WhatsApp; Instagram; Telegram; Email through generic IMAP or supported Google and Microsoft accounts; and Google or Microsoft Calendar.