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Connector Tool Catalogs

StackJack provides tool families for 34 connectors — over 6,700 tools in total (the exact per-connector counts are in the generated table below). Each connector gets its own reference page listing every tool with its name, purpose, parameters, and required plan tier.

The per-connector reference pages are generated directly from StackJack's code, so they always match what the MCP server actually serves — tool counts and tier assignments evolve as connectors grow, and hand-written lists would drift. The generated pages will appear in this section as they are produced.

Until then, you have two always-accurate ways to browse any connector's tools:

  • In the portal: open the Permissions page and pick the connector — you'll see every tool, grouped by category, with plan badges (guide).
  • From a connected AI: ask it to run stackjack_list_tools — the response lists each tool with its description, required plan, and whether it's accessible to your session.

The 34 connector families at a glance

The counts below are generated directly from the shipped tool catalog — they are exact for the release this page shipped with.

Connector Tools
Action1 144
Addigy 254
Atera 115
Autotask 452
CIPP 434
Cisco Meraki 944
Cisco Umbrella 233
ConnectWise Automate 207
ConnectWise Manage 785
ConnectWise Sell 29
CyberCNS (ConnectSecure) 295
CyberQP 19
Datto RMM 58
DefensX 46
ESET PROTECT 102
Gorelo 18
HaloPSA 594
Hudu 155
Huntress 92
ImmyBot 555
intelliGRC 33
IT Glue 148
Keeper Security 30
Kaseya Quote Manager 45
Liongard 78
N-able N-central 103
NinjaRMM 130
Pax8 86
Reddit Ads 102
Sherweb 21
Slide 79
SuperOps 139
Syncro 169
Telivy 28
Platform 23
Total 6745

Plus the StackJack platform tools (stackjack_) that work without any connector — the Platform row in the table above.

What each generated reference page will include

  • Every tool name and its plain-language description.
  • Required plan tier per tool (Free / Pro / Business).
  • Read-only vs write/destructive classification.
  • Connector-specific conventions: pagination style and page-size caps, ID discovery patterns, and any special behaviors (for example, report tools that return secure download links instead of raw JSON).