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# Apps & the Perisclaw MCP server

*June 22, 2026*

Perisclaw can now connect to your other apps — and you can bring it into AI tools like Claude. It's no longer just an assistant inside WhatsApp; it works alongside the rest of what you use.

## Apps

There's a new **Apps** section in your dashboard. Google is first-class, and we've opened up the framework to connect Perisclaw to external apps (Slack, Notion, Microsoft 365, and more) and your own tools — with more connectors rolling out soon. The goal: do more of your work without leaving WhatsApp.

## Bring Perisclaw into your AI tools (MCP server)

If you use Claude or ChatGPT, you can now connect your WhatsApp to them using the Perisclaw MCP server — search and act on your chats right from there, with the access level you choose (read-only, or read and reply). It's optional, and off until you turn it on.

Setup: [docs.perisclaw.com/use-with-claude-and-other-ai/mcp-server](https://docs.perisclaw.com/use-with-claude-and-other-ai/mcp-server)

## Multiple Google accounts

Connect more than one Google account (work + personal). Perisclaw handles calendar, Drive, and contacts across all of them.

## Smarter Drive

Send a file or document and Perisclaw files it into your Drive — and can convert it to a clean PDF on the way in.


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