Integrations

The built-in gateway first

You don't need any integration to start: the built-in AgentSwarms AI gateway gives every account access to major models with no API key, on a free tier. Connecting your own providers is how you keep building beyond that tier — and how you use models the gateway doesn't carry.

LLM providers (bring your own key)

The LLM Providers tab is a set of key forms, one per provider, each with the fields that provider actually needs:

• Direct API keys — OpenAI (with optional org ID), Anthropic (with API version), Google Gemini, Grok (xAI), Groq, OpenRouter, NVIDIA, Qwen (DashScope). Most accept an optional custom base URL.
• Cloud platforms — AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, Azure OpenAI (endpoint + deployment), and OCI Generative AI, with their platform-specific credential fields.
• Self-hosted — custom Ollama endpoints and OpenAI-compatible vLLM servers.

Once connected, a provider becomes selectable in the Agent Builder and in swarm node inspectors. Some providers' models don't support tool calling — the builder warns you when an agent with tools is pointed at one.

LLM Gateway

The LLM Gateway tab points the platform at your own OpenAI-compatible gateway (LiteLLM and similar): base URL, key, and a toggle to route traffic through it. This is the enterprise pattern — one gateway, one bill, one place to enforce policy — practiced on a learning platform.

n8n workflows

The n8n Workflows tab connects an n8n instance by webhook URL and token, letting agents trigger your automations as a tool. The same pattern extends to the other automation platforms configurable per-agent in the Agent Builder (Activepieces, Node-RED, Windmill, Temporal, Airflow, Zapier, Make, or a plain webhook).

MCP servers

/mcp attaches Model Context Protocol servers to your workspace. On connect, the platform probes the server and discovers the tools it exposes; agents can then be granted access to specific servers from the Agent Builder's tool section.