One gateway to everything your company runs on
Connect your systems once. Every AI your team uses gets them.
Atrium sits between the tools your company runs on and the AI your team already works in. Connect a system once and it turns up in Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT — for the people who should have it, and nobody else.
What you can connect
12 categories · 2 live todayStart with what you already run. Add the rest as you go.
Each system is connected once, by someone who has the right to connect it. After that it is simply there — nobody on your team pastes an API key into anything, and there is nothing to re-do when someone joins or leaves.
Two are connected today. The rest are honestly marked: they are the shape of what Atrium is built to sit in front of, not a list of partners. And the list is not a menu — anything with an API can be added, including the services you wrote yourself.
Pipedrive CRM
ConnectedDeals, contacts and activity from the sales pipeline.
Supabase Management API
ConnectedProjects, schemas and read-only queries against Supabase.
On the roadmap
Bring your own
not just catalogue appsThe systems you built yourself count too.
Most of what a company runs on is not on anybody’s integration list — it is an internal API, an old service with a REST endpoint, a warehouse query someone maintains. Atrium takes those the same way it takes a catalogue app: connect it once, decide who may use which parts of it, and it appears alongside everything else.
Whatever the source, the rules are the same. Every call is checked against the person making it and written to the record — a service you wrote on a Friday is governed exactly like the CRM.
A connector we wrote
AvailableHand-built for a specific service, with each tool named and annotated. Pipedrive and Supabase work this way today.
Any REST API
On the roadmapPoint Atrium at an endpoint and describe what it accepts. Your internal services, an old system with an HTTP interface, a partner's API.
An MCP server you already run
On the roadmapIf a team has built one, Atrium passes calls through to it — so it gains permissions and an audit trail without being rewritten.
A catalogue of ready-made apps
On the roadmapBulk breadth across the usual SaaS tools, for the long tail nobody wants to hand-build.
In every assistant
4 named, and anything elseOne address, pasted once, in whichever assistant you use.
There is no Atrium app to install and no key to configure. You give the assistant an address, it asks you to sign in the first time it needs something, and from then on your systems are simply available to it.
Pick your assistant on the right and copy what it wants. Nothing in these snippets is a secret, so they are safe to paste into a shared config or hand to a colleague.
Run this in your terminal. A browser opens for sign-in the first time you use a tool.
claude mcp add --transport http atrium https://atrium.birdai.ro/api/mcp
Safe by default
nothing sharedEveryone gets their own access, not a shared key.
An assistant can only do what the person driving it is allowed to do. Ask it for something you do not have, and it is refused — before anything is touched, and with the attempt written down. The passwords to your systems never leave Atrium, so no assistant ever holds one.
bogdan@directimo.comclaude-code
asks fordeal.search{ "term": "atrium" }
read only
Checking who is asking, then what they are allowed.
allowed refused written down either way
The record is the part most tools skip. Every line is chained to the one before it and sealed, and the database itself refuses to change or delete any of them — so the log holds even against the people who run it. If a line cannot be written, the action does not happen.
One gateway, two people
counted per personAna and Bogdan point the same assistant at the same address and get different sets of tools. A system neither can reach is still listed, because “why can’t I see the CRM?” is a question worth answering on the page rather than in a support thread.
works in sales
Pipedrive CRM
OpenSupabase Management API
No accessruns the platform
Pipedrive CRM
OpenSupabase Management API
OpenConnect it once. Keep the credentials.
Sign in to see what is available to you, or take the address now and point an assistant at it — it will ask you to sign in when it needs to.