Claude for cloud, hosting and IT tools: what each connector is

For a claude cloudbees integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. CloudBees' directory page, naming CloudBees as the maker, describes CloudBees Unify as a DevSecOps platform for building, releasing and securing software. It says the connector gives an AI agent access to inspecting components and environments, running and troubleshooting workflows, managing feature flags and their targeting, orchestrating releases, and reviewing security findings and policy results. It says tool access can be scoped per request, and that agents sign in the same way as in the web interface.

CloudBees says it is the control and context plane for your governed software factory. Platform and release engineers who already use CloudBees may use the connector to look at environments and workflows. Release and flag changes are real changes, so keep a person approving them.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/cloudbees-unify-mcp-server (Anthropic connector directory), https://www.cloudbees.com (vendor), read 2026-11-10.

For a claude google drive integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. The directory page, which names Google as the maker, says the connector lets you search your documents, read file contents, upload new files and analyze your data in Google Drive from Claude. It says Claude can read and analyze Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and PDFs. Sign-in is required. The tools it lists include sharing, trashing and updating files as well as reading them.

Google describes Drive as "AI-powered, secure cloud storage for seamless file sharing and enhanced collaboration." Anyone whose team keeps documents in Drive may use the connector to find and summarize files. Because the listed tools include sharing and trashing, your administrators should decide what Claude may do before anyone connects it.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/google-drive (Anthropic connector directory), https://workspace.google.com/products/drive/ (vendor), read 2026-11-10.

For a claude wordpress.com integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. WordPress.com's directory page, naming Automattic (WordPress.com) as the maker, says you can manage and create on your WordPress site through a conversation with Claude. Its examples are finding a post, checking your stats, drafting something new, updating a page and pulling up a comment thread. It says sign-in uses OAuth 2.1, every change is confirmed by you, and the connector is available on all paid WordPress.com plans and any Jetpack AI or Complete-connected site.

WordPress.com describes its offer as unmetered traffic, site recovery, dev tools and expert support. Site owners and content teams on a paid plan may use it to draft and update pages. Read each change before you confirm it.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/wordpress-com (Anthropic connector directory), https://wordpress.com (vendor), read 2026-11-10.

We read each connector's directory page once, and the vendor's own site once, on 10 November 2026. We could not read GoDaddy's or ServiceNow's own site (HTTP 403). Lists and terms change, so check the directory before you rely on a feature. We did not test any connector, and nothing here is legal advice.