Integration
Bringing an external API in, reviewing what it can do, and publishing the parts you approve.
An integration is an external API you want agents to be able to use. FlozentAi imports its definition, proposes the individual actions it found, and then stops — nothing is callable until a human reviews and approves it.
The sequence
- 1Import a definition
Upload or paste an OpenAPI document, point at an HTTPS URL, or reference a remote MCP endpoint. A discovery worker reads it and proposes candidate actions.
- 2Review each action
Set its namespace, name, description, required permissions and risk level. Approving creates an immutable draft version; rejecting records your reasoning against that revision.
- 3Connect a host
Give the HTTPS origin and the account to act through. The reviewed method and path are fixed at this point and cannot be changed.
- 4Validate example arguments
Check arguments against the published schema without calling the provider. Then add the binding to a deployment.
Risk and confirmation
Each reviewed action carries a risk level and an action category. Anything that is not a read can be marked as requiring a human confirmation before it executes, and that confirmation is bound to the exact proposal it was granted for.