Tables, MCP, and connections

Beyond the five pillars, TwinGP includes shared platform building blocks — familiar if you know modern foundations.

Tables

Tables store structured data (rows and columns) that agents and automations can read and write. Use them for queues, directories, lightweight CRMs, and shared state between flows.

Connections

Connections hold OAuth / API credentials for apps. Create once, reuse across:

• Automation steps
• Agent tools
• Templates you import

MCP

Where enabled, TwinGP can expose tools via MCP so external AI clients connect to your TwinGP tools. This pairs with Chat and Build for “build from your own AI client” workflows.

Forms & public chat

Automations can expose forms or chat endpoints for external users to submit data or converse with a published flow — subject to your project settings.