Connect the apps you already use to local AI. Row-Bot 5.1 brings app discovery, connections and access controls into one Apps page. There are 100+ apps, including familiar services like GitHub, Notion, Linear, Figma and Stripe, alongside around 40,000 MCP server listings from the official registry. The catalog is mirrored on your computer, so you can browse and search offline. Search by name or by what you want done, like “send email”. Each app’s page shows its connection options. Depending on the service, Row-Bot guides you through an OAuth sign-in, adding an API key or setting up a server on your computer. One consent sheet explains where requests go and what gets saved. Keys and tokens stay in your system keychain. In this video, I connect Context7 with read-only access and use Context7 in a chat. Each tool step names the app doing the work. Asking about Linear brings up a Connect card directly in the conversation. I also add a custom MCP server, show how Row-Bot distinguishes tools that read data from tools that make changes, and open an interactive dashboard inside the chat. Its button requests approval before saving three draft orders. You’ll see per-chat app selection, GitHub’s connection options and related skills, featured skills and workflow templates. Access can be set per app or individual tool. One switch stops every app, and Composio stays off unless you enable it. Recorded on the released v5.1.0 with a fresh demo profile, running Qwen3.8 27B locally. The narration uses Row-Bot’s built-in text-to-speech. submitted by /u/Acceptable-Object390
Originally posted by u/Acceptable-Object390 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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