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Named HTTP client configurations with typed operations. Executed in-process in the backend (no container overhead). Operations are exposed as agent tools. Auth resolved from the Secrets store at call time. Endpoints: 
POST   /api/v1/connectors                                        # Create connector
GET    /api/v1/connectors                                        # List connectors
GET    /api/v1/connectors/{namespace}/{name}                     # Get connector
PUT    /api/v1/connectors/{namespace}/{name}                     # Update connector
DELETE /api/v1/connectors/{namespace}/{name}                     # Delete connector
POST   /api/v1/connectors/parse-openapi                          # Parse OpenAPI spec (no connector required)
POST   /api/v1/connectors/{namespace}/{name}/import-openapi      # Import operations from OpenAPI spec into connector
POST   /api/v1/connectors/{namespace}/{name}/test/{operation}    # Test an operation
Auth types: bearer, basic, api_key, sinas_token (forwards caller’s JWT), none Auth is resolved from the Secrets store. Private secrets override shared for the calling user — enabling multi-tenant patterns where each user can have their own API key for the same connector. Agent configuration: 
agents:
  - name: slack-bot
    enabledConnectors:
      - connector: default/slack-api
        operations: [post_message, get_channel_info]
        parameters:
          post_message:
            channel: "{{ default_channel }}"
YAML config: 
connectors:
  - name: slack-api
    namespace: default
    baseUrl: https://slack.com/api
    auth:
      type: bearer
      secret: SLACK_BOT_TOKEN
    operations:
      - name: post_message
        method: POST
        path: /chat.postMessage
        parameters:
          type: object
          properties:
            channel: { type: string }
            text: { type: string }
          required: [channel, text]
Execution history: 
GET    /executions                               # List executions (filterable by chat_id, trigger_type, status)
GET    /executions/{execution_id}                # Get execution details (includes tool_call_id link)
POST   /executions/{execution_id}/continue       # Resume a paused execution with user input
Executions include a tool_call_id field linking them to the tool call that triggered them, enabling execution tree visualization in the Logs page. Input schema presets: The function editor includes built-in presets for common input/output schemas. Use the “Load preset” dropdown when editing schemas:
PresetUse case
Pre-upload filterContent filtering before file upload (receives file content, returns approved/rejected)
Post-uploadProcessing after successful file upload (receives file_id, metadata)
CDC (Change Data Capture)Processing database changes (receives table, rows, poll_column, count)
Message HookMessage lifecycle hook (receives message, chat_id, agent; returns content mutation or block)