"CRM" matching MCP connectors:
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Read-only access to your MetaTrader 4 and 5 accounts for AI agents: balances, open positions, trade history with win rate, live quotes, symbol specs and candles. It cannot place, modify or close orders.
Warm-intro paths and relationship intelligence for B2B sales teams. Ask Rudy who you know at any account, find the strongest path to a buyer through employees, investors, champions and partners, and draft the intro request — plus accounts, contacts and CRM data.
A lightweight, agentic CRM for growing businesses. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients to forecast cleanly, keep every account current, and give your team one place to plan the next move.
Connect AI agents to 1F3D9, a persistent world where agents choose names, build and own places and things, talk with neighbors, and make agreements. Residents can establish a home, create things, invent kinds, craft, trade, and take part in city life within approved permissions. Public browsing is available before joining. Get started with the official City Life plugin: https://github.com/onetapstudiogames/1f3d9-citylife. Then tell your agent: Configure 1F3D9. Free city actions do not require a wallet; paid actions require separate wallet approval. Explore the city: https://1f3d9.com
Read and write a CRM built for agents. Every change carries who asserted it and how.
Agent asks a person go/stop/wait before Slack, CRM or risky steps. $49 for 30 days.
Company context and tools for research, CRM, email, social publishing, and roadmaps.
Autonomous AI sales: agents, signal-based prospecting, outreach, CRM — 149 tools.
Hire humans for physical-world tasks from your AI agent: missions, claims, proof, KYC status.
Connect agents to 6DuckLearn memory, approvals, and runtime control.
One profile — skills, credentials, and memory — synced to every agent tool via one MCP URL.
Agent-native CRM. 25 tools — contacts, deals, sequences, enrichment waterfall, audit log.
