Admin AI & Automation
Finqu gives developers two ways to connect commerce automation, both built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP):
- Drive Finqu with any agent. Connect an external agent, an IDE assistant (Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop), or a custom agent to Finqu admin tools over Streamable HTTP.
- Bring your own tools into Finqu AI. Connect an external API, ERP, CRM, or other service so the Success Agent and workers can use it.
Between those connections and the store’s own instructions, Work Hub is where merchants run Workers, Playbooks, and Events.
Two ways in
Where to go
In Work Hub
- Success Agent. The chat in the admin. It answers questions and can carry out work the merchant allows, using Finqu and any tools the merchant has connected.
- Workers. Separate helpers. Analyst, Planner, and Executor are chosen when the worker is created. A finished analyst task can be followed by Create a plan, and a finished planner task by Implement, when the merchant queues that follow-up.
- Playbooks. A draft, active, or archived workflow whose steps are a numbered list. A run can start from the product list, from an automation, or from the calendar.
- Automations. A store event or a schedule that starts one worker or one playbook.
Start here
- Connect an external agent to Finqu. Follow Connecting Agents. Review Best Practices for the sales channel and for confirming changes.
- Connect an external system into Finqu AI. Follow Inbound MCP Tools.
- Automate a repeated job. Read Workers, then Playbooks, then Events.
Shopping agents
For a customer-facing assistant that browses products, manages a cart, and drives checkout, see Agentic Commerce. Storefront agent traffic uses the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), separate from Admin MCP.