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Integrations with the apps you use

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Quick answer

Mitra OS connects to the apps and licensed providers you already use, so you can manage them through one conversation instead of replacing them.

Summary

Integrations are how Mitra reaches your existing services. You choose which providers to connect, and the orchestrator routes the right instruction to the right provider for each request.

Key takeaways

  • Mitra OS adds a layer on top of your apps; it does not replace them.
  • You choose which providers to connect.
  • Instructions that need an outside service are routed to the connected provider.

Why integrations matter

Most people already rely on many apps. Integrations let Mitra work with them so you do not have to move your life to a new tool.

How a connected request flows

  1. You ask Mitra for something in conversation.
  2. The orchestrator decides which domain agents and connected providers are needed.
  3. Anything consequential pauses for your confirmation.
  4. You get one answer back.

Frequently asked questions

Which apps does Mitra OS integrate with?

A list of supported integrations has not been published yet. This page will be updated when integrations are confirmed.

Can a company integrate its service?

Service providers and technology partners are part of the platform design. See the Providers and API pages for current information.

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Glossary terms on this page

  • MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.
  • Orchestrator: The orchestrator is the part of Mitra OS that breaks a request into tasks, sends them to domain agents, reconciles the results and returns one answer.

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