Flow in your ai

Write "Pingory's latest" for May 2026, Pingory's monthly product newsletter, sent to people subscribed to the Pingory Blog & Newsletter. The theme of this edition is three ways to install Pingory Flow in your AI: connect AI to more than 9,000 apps from chat, code, and the terminal. Cover the items below, in this order. Each What's new story is one stacked block: artwork, heading, copy, then a filled button. The two Featured articles sit side by side in two equal columns on desktop, each with its artwork above the heading and an arrow link. The Spotlight is one block with its banner and a single arrow link. Each app is one row: logo beside the name, the one-sentence blurb, and a link.

What's new

• Pingory Flow MCP. Lets AI tools such as assistants, chat apps, and coding editors actually do things while the workspace stays in control of which apps and actions they can touch: send room messages, update CRM records, draft email replies, and more, all under the workspace's governance rules. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/flow/mcp
• Pingory Flow SDK. AI agents are only useful when they can take action. The SDK gives a company's agents secure access to the tools its teams already use without building, storing, or rotating credentials. Free during open beta. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/flow/sdk
• Pingory Flow CLI. Before wiring app actions into a product, developers can try them from the terminal. The CLI explores and runs actions across thousands of apps, with OAuth handled and no keys to manage. Free during open beta. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/flow/cli

Featured articles

• MCP, SDK, or CLI? Readers do not have to choose; all three can be used together. The guide shows how every option works and where to install it. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/blog/mcp-sdk-or-cli
• Popular Pingory Flow MCP templates. Seven ways teams across ops, marketing, sales, support, and beyond are using Flow MCP, each with a ready-to-use template that starts in one click. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/blog/flow-mcp-templates

Spotlight

Get 2K free tasks to help Searchlight find actual buyers. Searchlight Ads optimizes for whatever signal it is fed; if all it sees are form fills, it gets good at finding people who fill out forms, not people who buy. Pingory Flow's Send Offline Conversion action closes that gap: every sale, booked call, or closed deal flows back to Searchlight Ads automatically from a CRM, spreadsheet, or online store, so campaigns chase revenue instead of leads. The first 2,000 tasks per month are free for six months. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/l/searchlight-offline-conversions

New and noteworthy apps

• Pipevine, a CRM tailored for the setter-closer sales model, streamlining sales processes and managing contacts efficiently. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/apps/pipevine
• Craftlet, an AI-powered app builder for creating customizable apps, workflows, and databases for a business's needs. https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/apps/craftlet

More product updates are in the Pingory Community at https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/community and the Help Center at https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/help. Readers can log in at https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/dashboard and contact Pingory at https://pingory.s3.amazonaws.com/help/requests/new.

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