Connectors: Connect A Platform Once

A connector is a platform you connect once and every agent reads through. No playbook keeps a password or token of its own.

Most are connected once for the whole workspace. Two are per site, WordPress and WooCommerce, and the screen has a “Per site” filter for exactly those.

How many connectors are actually wired up

Sixteen connectors are listed. Being honest about the state of them matters more than the number: one of the sixteen is read by playbooks today, and that one is WordPress. The rest can be connected now and will feed agents as they learn to read them.

The screen says this itself rather than leaving you to find out, and each card shows which playbooks use it or says “None yet”.

WordPress, the only live connector

WordPress, through the Protuno Super Agent plugin, is per site rather than per workspace, and it is what eight playbooks read. If a site stops answering, this is the connector that tells you, and it names the sites.

The other fifteen connectors

Group	Connectors	Status
Monitoring	UptimeRobot, Sentry	UptimeRobot is planned for the Uptime Checker
Hosting	Kinsta, Hostinger, Pressable	None yet
Infrastructure	Cloudflare	Planned for three playbooks
Search	Firecrawl, Semrush	Planned for the link and SEO playbooks
Commerce	Stripe, WooCommerce	None yet
Delivery	Slack, ClickUp, Jira, Notion	Send results out
Developer	GitHub	None yet

Which connectors can change things

Nine of the sixteen can change something at the other end. Seven can only look. The filter at the top of the screen splits them, and it is worth using before connecting anything that could act on your behalf.

How many you can connect

Copilot workspaces can connect ten platforms. Autopilot has no cap. At the limit the screen shows a plan allowance banner rather than silently refusing.

Where to go next

• What Protuno can and cannot change, for the same distinction applied to your own site.