Arlet
Zapier

Use Zapier from your AI

Reach 9,000+ apps through Zapier's official MCP server: discover and enable actions, run reads and writes, and manage app connections. Connect by signing in with your Zapier account; each tool call uses tasks from your Zapier plan.

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Arlet makes Zapier's official MCP server available from the AI client you already use. Signing in with your Zapier account completes the connection.

The AI can discover, enable and run actions across the 9,000+ apps Zapier supports. App credentials stay in Zapier, and each tool call uses two tasks from your Zapier plan. The available tools are those provided by Zapier's official server.

Choose your AI client

Pick the AI client you use to see how to connect it with Zapier.

What you can do

Tools the AI can call through the Zapier integration.

  • discover_zapier_actions

    Search the apps and actions you can add.

  • enable_zapier_action

    Enable an action as a callable tool.

  • disable_zapier_action

    Remove an action you no longer need.

  • inspect_zapier_actions

    See your enabled actions and what they need to run.

  • execute_zapier_read_action

    Run a read or search action.

  • execute_zapier_write_action

    Run a write action (send, create, update).

  • auto_provision_mcp

    Provision tools from your existing Zapier app connections.

  • list_zapier_connections

    List the connections available for an app.

  • manage_zapier_connections

    Get a URL to add a connection or set an app's default connection.

  • list_zapier_skills

    List your saved skills.

  • create_zapier_skill

    Save a multi-step skill.

  • write_code_action

    Create a custom code action when no built-in action fits.

The tool list follows what Zapier's official MCP server provides and may change.

Example uses

  • Reach apps Arlet does not connect to directly

    Read and create records in thousands of SaaS apps through Zapier.

  • Cross-app chores

    Log a form response to a spreadsheet, create a CRM lead and notify a chat room in one request.

  • Save routines as skills

    Store a repeated procedure as a skill and run it by name next time.

Prompts you can use as-is

  • Read today's rows in the Leads Google Sheet and create HubSpot contacts for them
  • Fetch the latest Typeform response, summarize it and post it to the sales room in Chatwork
  • Save this procedure as a skill called Weekly report