7 New MCP Connectors for Google & Atlassian Now Live

TL;DR

Seven new MCP connectors are live, covering Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Atlassian, and Trello. These are available to all users with AI agent access, and no extra subscriptions are required.

Who this affects

This update affects HighLevel users who leverage AI agents. Specifically, it impacts those who need AI agents to interact with Google Workspace applications (Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar) or project management tools like Atlassian and Trello. Users not utilizing AI agents with these specific external platforms can safely disregard this update.

What changed

Seven new MCP connectors have been released. These connectors extend the capabilities of AI agents within HighLevel.

The new connectors are:

• Google Drive
• Google Docs
• Google Sheets
• Google Slides
• Google Calendar
• Atlassian
• Trello

AI agents can now utilize these new connectors to interact with the respective external platforms. HighLevel has not confirmed if these connectors replace existing functionalities or introduce breaking changes. There are no extra subscriptions required to use these new connectors. HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating associated with these connectors. The rollout status is unknown.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact location for these new MCP connectors. Based on how HighLevel integrates similar functionalities, they will likely be configurable within the AI agent settings or workflow builder when setting up AI actions. Users should check the AI agent configuration sections within their HighLevel accounts.

How agencies will use this

An agency could use these new connectors to streamline client operations. For example, an AI agent could be configured to manage client content. When a client requests a new social media post, the AI agent could check a Google Sheet for content guidelines, draft a post in Google Docs, and then update a Trello card marking the task as in progress. Once the post is approved, the AI agent could then update a shared Google Calendar with the publishing date. This automates information flow across multiple external platforms, reducing manual data entry and coordination for agency staff. The AI agent acts as a central hub, connecting HighLevel workflows to external operational tools.

Our take

This is a standard integration update. While useful for agencies already leveraging AI agents and these specific platforms, it’s a minor update for the broader HighLevel user base. If your agency does not use AI agents or has no immediate need for AI agent interaction with Google Workspace, Atlassian, or Trello, this is not critical news this week. There is no urgency to act unless you fit the specific use case.