Changelog
Learn about Merge’s latest integrations and features
Log streaming ships to your SIEM, Axiom and Ashby connectors launch
Merge Agent Handler
Agent activity streams into your SIEM
Security
Checking what an agent actually did used to mean digging through Agent Handler's own logs separately from the rest of your security tooling, a blind spot for any team whose SIEM did not include agent activity. Agent Handler now streams a complete record of every agent action, every tool call, and every API request into the SIEM or logging platform you already run. Datadog, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and others pick up agent activity next to the rest of your security and observability data, with no new tool to adopt.
Axiom connector
New
The Axiom connector brings observability data directly into the agent toolkit, so agents can query logs, traces, and event data from Axiom without a separate integration. It joins the set of tools your agents can call natively alongside your existing connectors.
Ashby ATS connector
New
Recruiting teams building agents on top of Ashby previously had no native way to work with candidate and interview data without a direct integration. The Ashby ATS connector ships with 61 tools spanning candidates, jobs, and interviews, so agents can read and act on recruiting data through the same normalized interface as your other connectors.
New tools across existing connectors
Improved
Several existing connectors gained new ways to read and act on data this week. Dropbox added a get_file_content tool so agents can read file contents directly, Google Docs added find_text that returns edit-ready index ranges, and Slack added get_current_user so agents can resolve "me" and "myself" to the authenticated user. Gmail's get_attachment now extracts readable text from PDF and Word attachments instead of returning raw binary, and Zoom's recording tools expanded to cover classic and phone recordings.
Least-privilege OAuth scope metadata expands
Security
API endpoint and least-privilege OAuth scope metadata expanded across dozens of connectors this week, including Salesforce, ServiceNow, Outlook, ClickUp, and Xero. That gives you finer-grained visibility into exactly which scopes a connection requests, so you can grant agents access to only what they need. LinkedIn's create_image_share tool was also hardened to accept only URLs, closing off a looser input path.