Connect the SI agent to your apps, files and coding tools
Minda Super Intelligence connects its SI agent to your calendar and Notion pages (read-only), to Gmail through your own Google client, and to MCP servers, so it can save to Excel, Word or a Google Sheet and call your API. Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can drive Minda over MCP. Free; their clicking and typing needs Pro.
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- Plan
- Free; coding agents need Pro to click and type on pages
- Works on
- Windows, macOS and Linux; some apps need Node.js, uv or Docker
- Your data
- Keys and tokens sealed by your OS keystore, never shown to the model
- Limit
- The calendar and Notion connectors only read
How it works
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Add an app
In Settings, Integrations, search the catalog or paste an mcpServers block from Claude Desktop, Cursor or VS Code. Minda shows what it will run before adding it.
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Sign in or add a key
Hosted apps open their own sign-in page in your browser; others take a key, kept sealed. The calendar and Notion take your own address and token.
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Ask in plain words
Say "save these leads to a Google Sheet" or "what is on my calendar Friday". Each tool call appears under the reply with its app, tool and arguments.
What can the SI agent do with MCP integrations?
It uses the tools of every MCP server you add, picks them by their description like its own tools, and runs them on its own in Auto mode.
Built in, nothing to install: save a table to Excel with several sheets, formulas and a chart, or to CSV, Word, PowerPoint or PDF.
Call your own API with one request to an address you gave it.
Change the text of your own Word, Excel and PowerPoint files in its folder, keeping their formatting; the old copy goes to the Recycle Bin or Trash.
A catalog of more than 200 apps in Settings, from Google Sheets and GitHub to Slack and Shopify, or your own server by command or web address.
How do I connect Claude Code or Codex to a real browser?
Turn on the developer bridge in Settings, Developer, and Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can open, read and screenshot pages in Minda over MCP.
The bridge is off by default and listens only on 127.0.0.1, with a bearer token that changes at every start. Requests that carry a web page's Origin header are refused, and private windows are never reachable.
Each coding task gets its own tab group and works in tabs off screen, so the tab you are using stays in front. Reading and screenshots are free; clicking and typing on pages need Pro.
Can the agent read my calendar, Notion and Gmail?
Yes: the calendar and Notion connectors read with your own address and token, and Gmail for the SI agent reads, searches and drafts through your own Google client.
Gmail sends only when you ask, and a mail to someone you did not name waits for your Send. Minda's own calendar can stay in step with Google Calendar, and the agent adds, changes or deletes events there, each change shown under its reply.
The features behind it
Each one is part of Minda on its own, and the plan line says which plan includes it.
Connectors and integrations
The SI reads your calendar and Notion pages (read-only) and, through MCP, saves to Excel, Word or a Google Sheet and calls your API on its own (Auto mode), each step shown under the reply.
PlanFree
Developer bridge for coding agents (MCP)
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can open, read and screenshot pages in Minda over MCP.
PlanFree (read and screenshot), Pro (click and type)
SI agent that acts on pages
Ask the SI to click, type and fill forms on a page for you; it acts on its own and stops for your OK before anything that pays.
PlanPro (Free: 10 actions a day, signed in)
Background, scheduled and scrape tasks
SI briefs and checks that run on a schedule, and no-AI page scrapes that send new rows to a note, file, API, email or WhatsApp.
PlanFree: 1 background and 1 scheduled task. Pro: unlimited
What it does not do
Where this version stops, in plain words, so you know before you rely on it.
The calendar and Notion connectors are read-only.
Apps that run as programs need Node.js, uv or Docker on your computer; Minda installs none of them.
Only MCP tools are used, not MCP resources or prompts, and MCP servers are reached directly, not through Hide my IP or a system proxy.
Through the bridge, coding agents read and take screenshots on every plan but click and type only with Pro.
Frequently asked questions
Can IT turn connectors and MCP off?
Yes. The ConnectorsEnabled policy turns off the calendar and Notion connectors, McpServersEnabled turns off every MCP app, and DeveloperAutomationEnabled stops the bridge. Set them through Windows Group Policy or Intune, a policies.json file, or a paid team's policies.
Do schedules and automations get my connected apps?
Only the apps their job names, unless you allow more. Each app has an In schedules and automations setting: only when a task names this app, or its read-only tools in every task. A chat you are in can use every app you turned on.
Where are my API keys and tokens kept?
Sealed with your operating system's keystore, shown in Settings by name only and never sent to the model. A .minda backup leaves them out, so a backup file can never add a program for Minda to run.
Does each tool call count as an agent action?
A tool that changes something does: on Free it shares the 10 SI agent actions a day, and Pro has no daily limit. Tools a server marks read-only, such as reading a calendar or listing files, are not counted.
Minda Super Intelligence is coming soon for Windows.
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