Sequence connects to AI agents over MCP (Model Context Protocol). Once you connect an agent, it can read your accounts, run your rules, and move money for you, and every transfer it starts still waits for your approval before it sends. You connect and manage every agent from the same place: the Agents page in Sequence (Settings → API & MCP).
This page is the home for connecting agents. Each agent has its own section below, and we're adding step-by-step guides as we go.
Is it safe?
Yes. Every agent connects through a secure sign-in and never sees your login details. An agent can only do what your account allows, and any money movement it starts needs your approval first, so nothing leaves your accounts without your ok. You can read more in Approving agent-initiated transfers.
Connecting Gemini Spark
Gemini Spark connects to Sequence in a single sign-in. It registers itself automatically, so there's nothing to copy over by hand.
Open the Agents page in Sequence (Settings → API & MCP).
Choose Gemini Spark from the list of agents.
Enter the Sequence MCP server URL shown in the connect dialog.
Sign in with Gemini when it prompts you, and approve the connection.
One thing to know: Gemini Spark's connector screen shows Client ID and Client Secret fields, but it doesn't use them, so leave both blank. Gemini registers dynamically, which means filling those in isn't needed and can stop the connection from completing.
Connecting Grok
Grok connects to Sequence over MCP, but unlike Gemini or Claude it doesn't register itself. Its connector asks you to enter a few connection details by hand, and the Agents page gives you everything you need to paste in.
Open the Agents page in Sequence (Settings → API & MCP).
Choose Grok from the list of agents.
Copy the connection details shown in the Grok connect dialog into Grok's connector screen. Sequence fills in the exact values for you, so there's nothing to look up.
Sign in and approve the connection when Grok prompts you.
One thing to know: sign in with the email of your existing Sequence account. Signing in with a different identity can look like it worked but leave the connector empty, since there's no Sequence account behind it.
Once it's connected, Grok can read across your accounts, pods, income sources, rules, and transactions, open a new account, and draft a rule for you to approve. Like every agent, it can't move money on its own, and any transfer it starts waits for your ok.
Other supported agents
These agents also work with Sequence today. Pick the one you use on the Agents page to see its connect steps. Dedicated guides for each are on the way.
Claude, Cursor, and Claude Code connect over MCP with a single sign-in, the same way as Gemini.
Hermes and OpenClaw are supported as well. Choose the one you use on the Agents page and sign in.
Using something that isn't listed? The Other MCP client option on the Agents page covers any agent that speaks MCP.
Go deeper
If you're building your own integration or want the technical details, our developer docs cover authentication, endpoints, and step-by-step guides.