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Agent-native API integration SDK. Curated specs. Direct execution. Zero wrappers.

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anytool

Agent-native API integration SDK. Curated specs. Direct execution. Zero wrappers.

Give your AI agent curated API specs + OAuth tokens — it calls any API directly.

Quick Start

from anytool import AnyTool

api = AnyTool(nango_secret_key="nango-secret-xxx")

# Call any API by action name
result = await api.call(
    "gmail_send_email",
    connection_id="workspace-123",
    to="vendor@example.com",
    subject="Invoice Follow-up",
    body="Hi, please send the updated invoice.",
)
# → {"data": {"id": "msg-123", "threadId": "thread-456"}, "successful": True, "extracted_ids": {"message_id": "msg-123", "thread_id": "thread-456"}}

# Get LangChain tools for an app
tools = api.get_tools("google", connection_id="workspace-123")
# → [gmail_send_email, gmail_search, gmail_get_thread, sheets_append_row, ...]

# Or get tools for ALL apps at once
all_tools = api.get_all_tools(connection_id="workspace-123")
# → 49 tools across 5 apps, ready for llm.bind_tools()

The Problem

Existing integration platforms pre-build wrappers for each API action. These wrappers:

  • Drop nested data — complex payloads like templateRoles: [{roleName, email, name}] arrive at the API as [{}]
  • Break across versions — SDK updates introduce Python version incompatibilities that crash your production server
  • Return non-standard formats — responses come back as Python repr strings instead of JSON, requiring custom parsing
  • Silently limit results — only 20 tools returned by default, with no indication that actions are missing
  • Add unnecessary latency — every request routes through a third-party proxy before reaching the actual API

How anytool Works

Layer What How
Auth OAuth, token refresh, storage Nango (700+ apps, open-source)
Knowledge Curated API specs — params, paths, descriptions anytool specs (~15 lines per action)
Execution Build HTTP request, handle API quirks, parse response anytool executor (direct HTTP)

No intermediate wrappers. No serialization layers. What the LLM constructs is what the API receives.

Install

pip install anytool                    # Core (httpx + pydantic + loguru)
pip install anytool[langchain]         # + LangChain tool generation

Supported Apps — 49 Actions

App Actions Auth
Gmail 7 — send, search, get, thread, reply, labels, modify OAuth2
Google Sheets 2 — append row, read range OAuth2
Google Drive 2 — list files, get file OAuth2
DocuSign 6 — create envelope, get status, list, recipients, void, resend OAuth2
Freshdesk 10 — create/get/update/delete ticket, reply, note, list, search, conversations, agents API Key
Slack 7 — send/update message, channels, history, thread, reaction, lookup user OAuth2
HubSpot 15 — contacts, companies, deals (CRUD + search), notes, associations, owners OAuth2

Two Modes

Mode 1: Nango (Recommended)

Nango handles OAuth for 700+ apps. anytool calls APIs through Nango's proxy which auto-injects tokens.

from anytool import AnyTool

api = AnyTool(nango_secret_key="nango-secret-xxx")

# Check connection
connected = await api.is_connected("google", "workspace-123")

# Call API
result = await api.call("gmail_search", connection_id="workspace-123", q="from:vendor@example.com is:unread")

# Get LangChain tools
tools = api.get_tools("google", connection_id="workspace-123")

Mode 2: Standalone

Manage OAuth yourself. Bring your own token store.

from anytool import AnyTool, MemoryTokenStore, AppCredentials

api = AnyTool(token_store=MemoryTokenStore())

api.register_app(AppCredentials(
    app="google",
    client_id="xxx.apps.googleusercontent.com",
    client_secret="GOCSPX-xxx",
    scopes=["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.send"],
    redirect_uri="http://localhost:8000/oauth/callback",
))

# Start OAuth flow
auth_url = await api.get_auth_url("google", connection_id="user-123")

# Handle callback
tokens = await api.handle_callback("google", code="xxx", state="xxx")

# Call APIs
result = await api.call("gmail_send_email", connection_id="user-123", to="...", subject="...", body="...")

LangChain Integration

from anytool import AnyTool

api = AnyTool(nango_secret_key="xxx")

# Get tools for one app
gmail_tools = api.get_tools("google", connection_id="workspace-123")

# Get tools for specific actions only
send_tools = api.get_tools("google", connection_id="workspace-123", actions=["gmail_send_email", "gmail_search"])

# Get tools for multiple apps
all_tools = api.get_all_tools(connection_id="workspace-123", apps=["google", "slack", "freshdesk"])

# Use with LangChain
from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
llm = ChatOpenAI(model="gpt-4o")
llm_with_tools = llm.bind_tools(all_tools)

Triggers (Event Detection)

Poll-based triggers that detect new events and POST to your webhook:

from anytool import AnyTool, TriggerEngine, MemoryTriggerStore, TriggerConfig

api = AnyTool(nango_secret_key="xxx")
engine = TriggerEngine(api=api, store=MemoryTriggerStore())

await engine.register(TriggerConfig(
    id="t1",
    trigger_type="gmail_new_message",
    provider="google",
    connection_id="workspace-123",
    webhook_url="https://your-app.com/api/webhook/trigger",
    filters={"from_contains": "vendor@example.com"},
    poll_interval_seconds=90,
))

await engine.start()

Adding a New App

  1. apps/registry.py — Add AppConfig (OAuth URLs, base URL)
  2. specs/newapp.py — Write ActionSpec per endpoint (~15 lines each)
  3. client.py — Import and register specs
  4. executor.py — Add _build_* method only if the API has payload quirks
  5. tests/test_core.py — Add tests

Architecture

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Your AI Agent (LangChain / CrewAI / raw)   │
│                                             │
│  tools = api.get_tools("google", conn_id)   │
│  result = await api.call("gmail_send_email")│
└──────────────────┬──────────────────────────┘
                   │
         ┌─────────▼─────────┐
         │  anytool client   │
         │                   │
         │  Spec Registry    │  ← 49 curated ActionSpecs
         │  Provider Mapping │  ← app slug → Nango key
         └─────────┬─────────┘
                   │
         ┌─────────▼─────────┐
         │   API Executor    │
         │                   │
         │  Build URL/path   │
         │  Build query      │
         │  Build body       │  ← request transforms for quirky APIs
         │  Extract IDs      │  ← response_ids mapping
         └─────────┬─────────┘
                   │
         ┌─────────▼─────────┐         ┌──────────────┐
         │  Nango Proxy      │────────▶│  Real API    │
         │  (auth injection) │◀────────│  (Gmail etc) │
         └───────────────────┘         └──────────────┘

License

MIT

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