Intangle supports two different kinds of connections, and they solve different problems.
App connectors inside Intangle
Intangle can connect directly to external apps so workflows and agents inside Intangle can work across other tools.
This includes:
70+ app connectors via Composio, with that list continuing to grow
Custom high-quality connectors for important or specialized systems, including HighQ
These app connectors are used to let Intangle interact with external products and business systems directly. They are not limited to MCP-compatible AI tools.
MCP connectors for external AI assistants
Intangle also supports MCP for external AI assistants and agent tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and similar MCP-compatible clients.
This is a separate capability.
MCP is how external assistants connect into Intangle so they can use Intangle’s memory, conversations, tasks, and collaboration tools.
The difference
A simple way to think about it:
App connectors let Intangle connect to other software
MCP connectors let external AI tools connect to Intangle
These are complementary, not the same thing.
HighQ specifically
Yes, HighQ can be connected to Intangle. See the specific guide here
Short version
Intangle supports both:
direct app connections to external software through Composio and custom connectors like HighQ
MCP connections for external AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT