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Talents are an AI Employee’s hands. Without them, it can only talk; connect a talent and it starts taking action in your service: checking available dates in your PMS, creating a deal in your CRM, reading and editing Google Sheets, creating a calendar event.
The Talents tab: the App overview and Connected subtabs, search, and category filters

Two subtabs

App overview is the catalog of everything you can connect. Connected shows what’s already working for the employee you’re configuring. Talents are connected to each employee separately.

What you can connect

More than 3,000 services: CRM and ERP, hotel PMS, stores and payments, messengers, email and mailings, spreadsheets and documents, databases, AI services. Search by name or narrow the list with a category filter.

How to connect

Click a talent’s card and follow the instructions in the window — usually you paste an API key or sign in to the service with your account. Then click Connect talent, and it appears on the Connected subtab.
Service-specific walkthroughs — Bitrix24, amoCRM, Travelline, Bnovo, MEWS, and others — are in the detailed guide to connecting talents.

Describe it in the Persona

A connected talent gives the employee an ability, but not a reason to use it. Always spell out in the Persona when and under what conditions it should use the talent. Example rules for each service are in the detailed guide to connecting talents.

Your own talent

If the service you need isn’t in the catalog, connect your own MCP server with the Create talent button. This is a job for a developer: the server has to be written and hosted. If someone on your team codes — even with an AI assistant — they can handle it.
The Add your own talent window: name and description, SSE or Streamable HTTP server type, Server URL, authorization, and HTTP headers
1

Fill in the basics

The talent’s Name and Description — what your server can do. The employee sees the name in its list of tools.
2

Specify the server

Server typeSSE or Streamable HTTP, depending on the implementation. Server URL — an address like https://example.com/mcp.
3

Choose authorization

No authorization, Bearer Token, API Key, or Basic Auth. Add your own HTTP headers if needed.
4

Click Test connection

The platform contacts the server and shows whether it responds. The Tools tab lists the functions the server exposes.
5

Confirm trust and create

Check I trust this server and click Create talent.

FAQ

The Persona has no rule for when to call it. Add a line like “when the customer asks about [situation], use [tool name]” and check it in the test chat. Example rules for each service are in the detailed guide to connecting talents.
A channel is where messages come from (Telegram, WhatsApp, Bitrix24 Open Channels). A talent is what the employee can do in response.Bitrix24 and amoCRM exist in both places: the channel is for talking to the customer, the talent is for working inside the CRM.
Most likely the authorization broke: the token expired, the webhook was revoked, or the service password changed. Open the Connected subtab and reconnect the talent.If that doesn’t help, contact Support.
Not to the same employee: a talent is connected to it once. But you can connect the same talent to different employees, each with its own settings.Always give connected talents clear names — otherwise you won’t be able to tell them apart.
There’s no limit. But each talent has to be described in the Persona — when exactly the employee uses it. The more talents you add, the more tangled this logic gets and the more often the employee picks at random, so don’t overdo it.
The employee can’t perform the action or get data from your service. It keeps replying, but only based on the Persona and the Knowledge Base.
Talents themselves don’t cost extra. A third-party service may charge on its side — a subscription or payment fees.

What’s next

Detailed guide

Step by step for each service: Bitrix24, amoCRM, PMS, payments, databases

Persona

Where to describe when the employee calls a talent

Channels

Where customer messages come from

Notifications

Learn about important events in time