Integrations in Spine

a finally, an ai workspace that actually connects to the tools we use. most agents live in a vacuum, but being able to save directly to google sheets or slack is the missing link. rooting for the team today. @Spine @budhkarakshay

Hey Akshay, that distinction between most AI tools running a single agent in a chat thread versus agents working in parallel on a canvas is interesting. Was there a specific project where you were stuck doing the multi-tool juggle, feeding outputs from one thing into another manually, and thought why can’t these just run together and hand off to each other?

Which is the most useful workflows you have seen your power users built ?

Pulling context across multiple apps is a real problem. Curious how you decide what information actually matters vs what gets ignored in the synthesis?

The integrations update is what I was waiting for. As a marketer, the use case that immediately clicked, give it access to our LinkedIn and X, have it research what's trending, draft a full content calendar with copy, hashtags, and image ideas, and save it straight to Google Sheets. And because it runs on a schedule, it's not a one-time task, it just runs every week in the background without me touching it.

Honestly my favorite part is scheduled research I have got one running weekly that keeps tabs on what people are saying about Al tools on Reddit and Twitter and it drops a neat summary into Notion Saves me from all that scrolling

The integrations make this so much more powerful — everything talking to each other in one place is exactly what I needed. Spine keeps getting better.

The recurring workflow angle is interesting most agent tools focus on one-off runs. Curious how Spine handles auth token refresh for long-running integrations like Google or Slack? That's usually where scheduled agents break in my experience

This launch brings us one significant step closer to the vision of true knowledge work automation 🚀

Hello Spine team.I am ji hwan kim living in south korea.It's awesome to use the Spine, I am the first user of your AI.I asked the Dokdo and it made bunches of clues and evidence to amass the data of 'Dokdo' really in accurate way.However when I aksed 'What is Dokdo' like 4 times that it is located in 'East sea' not 'Sea of Japan' like 4 times it did not correct the way of wording. Dokdo is currently 100% korea's island and located in East sea not in 'Sea of Japan' There is no dispute on where the territory 'Dokdo' located in.It will be better if it can correct the data in accurate way. Furthermore if there is 'Report' button then it will be more better to correct the wrong information in accurate way!Really awesome AI though can use the canvas and it gives lot's of valuable information that I did not know! Thanks! 

one prompt → agents research, write docs, update tools…feels powerful, but also slightly terrifying 😅especially when it’s not just reading data, but writing back into your appscurious what the “oh shit” moment looked like during testing

Sounds like to a good idea to solve the problem of the integration hassle with tools and provide high value research content. Does it also support social apps like LinkedIn, X, etc.

The scheduler is what got me. I can set a research task to run every Monday morning and it lands a 20-page doc in my Notion by 9am? This is neat. No babysitting, no checking in

Cross-app context gaps are brutal. Linear says sprint on track, Slack tells a different story, GitHub shows 40% done. If Spine surfaces those conflicts explicitly instead of averaging them out - that's the feature I actually want.

My favorite part of this launch: scheduled research. I have one set up tracking what people are saying about AI tools across Reddit and Twitter — it runs weekly and drops a summary straight into Notion. No more manual scrolling to stay on top of sentiment.