# Introduction

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  superglue is an agentic implementation platform for systems ordinary connector libraries cannot
  reach. Its agents learn how your systems work, build production-ready tools and workflows, and
  keep them running.
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<p class="introduction-steps-label">In broad terms, superglue agents work as follows:</p>

1. **Gather relevant context:** Pull requirements and real examples from Slack, Microsoft Teams, email,
   meeting notes, files, system documentation, web research, and agent knowledge.
2. **Read and write data across systems:** Query records, update data, move files, transform payloads, and
   coordinate authenticated actions across APIs, databases, and file servers.
3. **Monitor and investigate runs:** Follow run history, logs, timing, notifications, and errors, then
   use the agent to diagnose failures and repair workflows.

## Why use superglue

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**Connect anything**
Work with REST, GraphQL, SOAP, Postgres, MSSQL, Redis, FTP/SFTP, and any legacy system.
      superglue reads documentation, implements authentication, and writes the transformations each
      connection needs.

**Build from intent**
Describe the outcome in natural language. The agent discovers endpoints, tests requests, maps
      data, and produces an executable tool without manual endpoint wiring.

**Adapt when systems change**
Inspect, test, and refine integrations through conversation. When an API or data shape
      changes, superglue diagnoses the failure and repairs the tool instead of leaving you with a
      broken workflow.

**Run securely in production**
Execute on managed infrastructure with server-side credentials, retries, rate limiting,
      schedules, and full observability. No servers, queues, or cron jobs to operate yourself.

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## What runs on superglue

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