Connect your apps
Select the apps you want to connect. A neutral Appact expert brokers a signed contract between them.
How it works
Five steps from zero to a live, permissioned connection. Everything below follows this order.
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Download the kit & copy your prompt
Grab the connector kit and copy the ready-made prompt below — it's pre-filled for your app.
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Hand it to your code agent
Paste the prompt into your code agent (Cursor, etc.) and attach the kit files. It builds your Digi Agent to the Appact standard.
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Deploy your Digi Agent
Your app exposes
/agent/auth+/agent/capabilitiesat a publichttpsURL, plus a “Digi Agent” tab to manage users & permissions. -
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Register your app
Paste your validated manifest and your public endpoint URL. Appact validates it against the standard and lists it in the selectors.
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Connect
Pick your app and the one you want to connect to. Appact brokers the handshake and produces a signed contract + scoped keys.
Connect via MCP recommended
The one-line setup. Paste this into your code agent's MCP config — in Cursor: a .cursor/mcp.json file in your project, or Settings → Tools & Integrations → MCP. Your agent then gets Appact's build tools and sets up your Digi Agent for you. Replace your-appact-password with your Appact account password.
Prefer to do it by hand instead? Use the kit + prompt below.
Build your connector agent manual alternative
New app? Any app connects by following one open standard. Download the kit and hand it to your code agent — it builds your connector to spec.
agent-kickoff-prompt.md— paste into your code agentdigi-agent-build-guide.md— the standardmanifest.template.yaml+ provider / consumer examples — whether you give data, take data, or bothmanifest.schema.json— self-validation
Prompt for your code agent
Paste this straight into your code master agent (Cursor, etc.), and attach the kit files. It's pre-filled for your app — it builds your Digi Agent to spec.
Paste your validated manifest and (optionally) the URL where your live Digi Agent is reachable. Appact validates it against the standard, then it appears in the selectors below.