Long-tail integrations — Live, HTTPS, MCP, import
Connect any app without fake connector counts: Live OAuth, Universal HTTPS, MCP tools, open workflow import, and FuseIQ as MCP server.
FuseIQ does not invent thousands of OAuth apps. Operators connect work through four honest layers. Truth line: 57 live connectors · 77+ production outputs · webhook + agent tools · 117 presets · 1427+ catalog (as of 2026-08-11).
Layer 1 — Live connectors
Layer 2 — Universal HTTPS / Custom Connector
Any REST API: paste base URL + key in Swarm HTTP / Custom Connector nodes. SSRF-safe fetch. Prefer this over waiting for a first-party OAuth app.
Layer 3 — MCP client (call external tools)
Layer 4 — Import / user-hosted runner (hybrid self-host)
Import common automation / agent graph JSON into Swarm (structure maps; credentials stay FuseIQ work). Or call your self-hosted automation host via HTTP webhook from Swarm — FuseIQ stays the governance layer. We do not open-source the full multi-tenant SaaS; hybrid is the ownership-smart path.
Before import, Swarm auto-saves a version snapshot so you can roll back (⌘H). Engineer runbook: hybrid runner (customer automation host → Swarm HTTPS → proof on FuseIQ).
FuseIQ as MCP server (external hosts)
External agents (Claude Desktop, Cursor, custom hosts) can call FuseIQ over HTTP JSON-RPC. In Settings → MCP Connect use Copy host config / curl test.
- Endpoint:
POST https://fuseiq.io/api/mcp - Auth:
Authorization: Bearer sk_fuseiq_…from Settings → API tokens - Tools: list_runs, list_workflows, list_approvals, list_agents, get_run, start_work
- Hosts may call resources/list and prompts/list (empty — tools-only server)
Do not claim
Catalog size ≠ Live OAuth count. We never market “3,000 native connectors” unless first-party or user-owned runners make them real.
