The 290+ built-in connectors VM0 ships with, grouped by category.
Last updated July 30, 2026 · 7 min read
VM0 ships with 290+ first-party connectors. Below is a grouped index of the most-used ones, with a one-line note about what Zero can do with each. The live, complete list is on the Connectors page inside your workspace — it updates as new connectors land, and it is always the authoritative list.
Most teams start with two or three: usually Slack plus their issue tracker plus their docs tool. From there, connectors get added as the work demands them.
Communication
Connector
What Zero can do
Slack
Read channels, threads, and DMs; post messages and replies; react; upload files
Gmail
Search inbox; read full messages and threads; prepare drafts in your account for you to review and send; manage labels and archive
Outlook Mail
Search and read mail; prepare drafts; manage folders for Microsoft accounts
Resend
Send transactional and marketing email via your verified domains; track delivery
Read account balances and transactions; export for reconciliation
AI generation
Zero generates images, video, voice, decks, and websites through built-in pipelines that need no account of your own — see Generation. Connect one of these when you want a specific provider, model, or your own trained assets instead.
Connector
What Zero can do
Fal
Image and short-form video generation across multiple models
HeyGen
AI avatar videos with synced voiceover
ElevenLabs
Voice generation in any of your trained voices and languages
Gamma
Generate presentations, documents, and websites from prompts
v0
Generate UI components and full-stack scaffolds
OpenAI / Anthropic / Google (BYOK)
Route inference through your own provider accounts; see Credits & billing
Calendar & meetings
Connector
What Zero can do
Google Calendar
Read schedule; find availability; create and edit events; send invites
Outlook Calendar
Same surface as Google Calendar for Microsoft accounts
Calendly
Read availability and bookings; create event types programmatically
Google Meet
Read meeting details and artifacts
tl;dv
Read meeting recordings, transcripts, and summaries
Customer support
Connector
What Zero can do
Zendesk
Read tickets; draft and send replies; manage tags and queues
Intercom
Read conversations; auto-respond to known queries; route to humans
Typeform
Read form responses; create and manage forms and webhooks
Project management
Connector
What Zero can do
Asana
Read/write tasks and projects; manage assignments and due dates
Jira
Read/write issues; manage workflows; comment
Linear
Read/write issues, projects, and cycles
Web research
Connector
What Zero can do
Exa
Neural search over the public web with content retrieval
Firecrawl
Crawl and extract structured content from sites
You don't need any of these for everyday research: web search, page scraping, maps, weather, people search, and market data are managed services included with your workspace, with no account or API key of your own. See Managed web services. Connect Exa or Firecrawl when you want to drive your own account, quota, or crawl configuration.
Triggers are not connectors
Webhooks and event listeners used to appear in this catalog. They aren't connectors — they're automation triggers you attach to a workflow. If you're looking for "trigger Zero from an external system" or "run when a new email arrives," that's the Automations page.
What if my service isn't listed?
Add a custom connector. Custom connectors get the same permission model as built-in ones — your credentials stay on the platform, never in the model. The setup takes about two minutes for an API-key connector or ten minutes for a custom OAuth integration.
If a connector you need shows up frequently, let us know — connectors with high demand often become first-party.
What's next
See Connectors overview for how connectors interact with permissions and workflows.