Integrations Overview

Connect external services to Mirra for event-driven automation and data access

Integrations connect external services to the Mirra platform, enabling event-driven automation, data synchronization, and cross-service workflows. Each integration provides both inbound events (triggers for your scripts and flows) and outbound operations (actions you can perform via the SDK).

Available integrations

Mirra supports integrations across several categories.

Communication

Telegram - Send and receive messages, manage chats, handle commands
Mirra Messaging - Native in-app messaging

Google Workspace

Gmail - Send emails, manage labels, process incoming messages
Google Calendar - Create events, manage schedules, respond to changes
Google Drive - Access files, manage folders, monitor changes
Google Sheets - Read and write spreadsheet data
Google Docs - Access and manage documents

Project Management

Jira - Manage issues, track projects, automate workflows
Trello - Manage boards, cards, and lists

Twitter - Post tweets, monitor mentions, manage interactions

Crypto

Jupiter - Token swaps and DeFi operations on Solana
Crypto - Cryptocurrency data and wallet operations

How integrations work

Integrations operate in two directions:

Inbound events - External services send events to Mirra (e.g., new Telegram message, incoming email). These events can trigger scripts and flows.
Outbound operations - Your scripts and flows call integration operations via the SDK (e.g., send a Telegram message, create a calendar event).

Setting up an integration

Most integrations require connecting your external account through OAuth or API key configuration. See each integration's page for specific setup instructions.