# Connections
URL: https://jarvis.ceo/docs/pantry/connections
Status: beta

The apps and services Jarvis can connect to, what each one unlocks, and what to expect on setup. Plus MCP for everything else.

> [beta] Connections are in early access. Download the beta, or join the waitlist for full access.

A connection lets Jarvis act inside a service you already use. You connect it once, and Jarvis can read and do work there on your behalf. Connections are opt-in and scoped.

## Inbox and messages

- Gmail and Outlook Mail: summarize, draft, and send.
- Slack: digests and draft replies.

## Calendar

- Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar: read, create, and reschedule.

## Notes and projects

- Notion: search, read, and write pages and databases.
- Linear: read, create, and comment on issues.
- Jira and Confluence: search, transition, and comment.
- Google Drive: work with app-owned files.

## Dev

- GitHub: review PRs, branch operations, and issue triage.

## Home

- Spotify: play by name and control playback. Playback needs Spotify Premium.

> [note] Some connections work the moment you sign in; others ask for a one-time setup step depending on your build. Jarvis tells you which when you connect.

## Everything else: MCP

Beyond the built-in connections, Jarvis can connect to any MCP server, so you can extend what it reaches without waiting for an official integration.

Related: Command reference (https://jarvis.ceo/docs/pantry/commands), What is Jarvis (https://jarvis.ceo/docs/jarvis-2-0/overview)