Guides

Task-oriented workflows for setting up and operating Weavz.

Guides are practical workflows. Use them after you understand the core primitives or when you want to complete one setup task end to end.

Choose a path

Goal	Start with	Then add
Build an AI-native SaaS agent surface	AI-Native SaaS Path	MCP Code Mode, Managing End Users, and Human Gates
Your backend calls one integration	Setting Up Connections	Executing Actions, then Input Partials for saved parameters
An AI client should use many workspace tools	Using Built-In Workspace Integrations	MCP Code Mode for broad workspaces, or MCP Tool Mode for a small tool set
Each customer user needs their own credentials	Managing End Users	`per_user` workspace integrations and MCP OAuth
Sensitive actions need review	Human Gates	API Keys with Human Gates decision permission for backend approvals
Workflows need files, state, browser control, or code	Using Built-In Workspace Integrations	Using Filesystem & State KV and Sandbox

Guide	Use it for
Setup Templates	Create a prepared workspace and OAuth MCP server from the dashboard
API Keys	Create org-scoped and workspace-scoped API keys
Setting Up Connections	Connect third-party services through hosted connect or direct credential APIs
Executing Actions	Run actions through dashboard, REST, SDKs, and workspace context
Using the Playground	Validate actions, triggers, MCP, partials, and approvals before launch

Guide	Use it for
Setting Up Triggers	Receive external events from integrations
Weavz MCP App	Connect Weavz directly inside Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and other remote MCP clients
MCP Code Mode	Give agents a compact code-driven MCP surface
MCP Tool Mode	Expose explicit action tools to MCP clients
Integration Aliases	Configure repeated integrations and MCP aliases
Managing End Users	Register users, generate connect URLs, and execute per-user actions

Guide	Use it for
Using Input Partials	Save defaults and locked parameters
Human Gates	Require approval before sensitive execution
Using Built-In Workspace Integrations	Add Filesystem, State KV, HTTP, transformation, Sandbox, and memory tools
Using Filesystem & State KV	Store files and key-value data
Custom OAuth Apps	Register tenant-owned OAuth credentials from the dashboard
Activity Logs	Inspect execution and integration activity