Update StackOne positioning from 'unified API' to 'integration infrastructure for AI agents' (#377)

glebedel · cursoragent · web-flow · commit 8d260fda6bed · 2026-03-20T23:09:42.000-07:00
* Update StackOne positioning from 'unified API' to 'integration infrastructure for AI agents'

- Updated about.mdx to reflect StackOne's current positioning
- Updated .github/workflows/claude.yml custom instructions
- Aligned messaging with stackone.com homepage

Co-authored-by: Guillaume &lt;guillaume@stackone.com&gt;

* Update integrations page to align with stackone.com/connectors positioning

- Changed title from 'Integrations' to 'Connectors'
- Updated description to '200+ AI agent connectors with 10,000+ pre-built actions'
- Updated connection-guides introduction to match new positioning

Co-authored-by: Guillaume &lt;guillaume@stackone.com&gt;

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Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent &lt;cursoragent@cursor.com&gt;
diff --git a/.github/workflows/claude.yml b/.github/workflows/claude.yml
@@ -59,4 +59,4 @@ jobs:
             }
           allowed_tools: "Bash,mcp__context7__resolve-library-id,mcp__context7__get-library-docs,mcp__stackchat__*"
           custom_instructions: |
-            "This repository contains the StackOne Hub Documentation site built with Mintlify, which provides comprehensive integration guides and authentication documentation for all connectors provided by StackOne to its customers' customers. The site serves as a central hub for users to learn how to configure and authenticate their third-party integrations across multiple categories: ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems), CRM, HRIS, Marketing, IAM (Identity and Access Management), LMS (Learning Management Systems), Documents, and Screening platforms and more. Each integration page contains specific authentication methods, configuration steps, and implementation guides for connecting various SaaS tools to StackOne's unified API. The documentation structure follows Mintlify conventions with navigation defined in mint.json and content in .mdx files. Integration-specific guides include OAuth flows, API key setups, webhook configurations, and troubleshooting steps. When working on this repository, focus on maintaining consistency across integration guides, ensuring accurate authentication steps, updating API references, and improving developer experience for StackOne's integration platform users."
+            "This repository contains the StackOne Hub Documentation site built with Mintlify, which provides comprehensive integration guides and authentication documentation for all connectors provided by StackOne to its customers' customers. The site serves as a central hub for users to learn how to configure and authenticate their third-party integrations across multiple categories: ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems), CRM, HRIS, Marketing, IAM (Identity and Access Management), LMS (Learning Management Systems), Documents, and Screening platforms and more. Each integration page contains specific authentication methods, configuration steps, and implementation guides for connecting various SaaS tools to StackOne's integration infrastructure. StackOne is integration infrastructure for AI agents - it connects AI agents to any SaaS system with 200+ connectors and 10,000+ pre-built actions. The documentation structure follows Mintlify conventions with navigation defined in mint.json and content in .mdx files. Integration-specific guides include OAuth flows, API key setups, webhook configurations, and troubleshooting steps. When working on this repository, focus on maintaining consistency across integration guides, ensuring accurate authentication steps, updating API references, and improving developer experience for StackOne's integration platform users."
diff --git a/about.mdx b/about.mdx
@@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ title: 'About StackOne'
 icon: "layer-group"
 ---
 
-StackOne is a unified API used by B2B SaaS companies to add native 3rd party integrations to their
-product. As a white-label embedded integration platform, StackOne operates in the background,
+StackOne is integration infrastructure for AI agents. It connects your AI agents to any SaaS system 
+through a single interface, with 200+ connectors and 10,000+ pre-built actions across HRIS, ATS, LMS, 
+CRM, IAM, documents, and more. As a white-label embedded integration platform, StackOne operates in the background,
 managing the integration within your vendor’s system. This allows you to connect effortlessly with
 the solution providers you already use directly through your vendor's interface.
 
diff --git a/connection-guides/introduction.mdx b/connection-guides/introduction.mdx
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
 title: 'Introduction'
-description: 'StackOne integrates with a number of third party providers. These guides show how to connect your tools via the StackOne Hub.'
+description: 'StackOne provides 200+ AI agent connectors with 10,000+ pre-built actions. These guides show how to connect your tools via the StackOne Hub.'
 ---
 
diff --git a/integrations.mdx b/integrations.mdx
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
-title: 'Integrations'
+title: 'Connectors'
 icon: "chart-network"
-description: 'StackOne supports a large number of integrations. Click on one of the below to learn more.'
+description: '200+ AI agent connectors with 10,000+ pre-built actions. Click on one of the below to learn more.'
 ---
 
 import { IntegrationTile } from '/snippets/integration-tile.mdx';

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`60`	`60`	`allowed_tools: "Bash,mcp__context7__resolve-library-id,mcp__context7__get-library-docs,mcp__stackchat__*"`
`61`	`61`	`custom_instructions: \|`
`62`		- "This repository contains the StackOne Hub Documentation site built with Mintlify, which provides comprehensive integration guides and authentication documentation for all connectors provided by StackOne to its customers' customers. The site serves as a central hub for users to learn how to configure and authenticate their third-party integrations across multiple categories: ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems), CRM, HRIS, Marketing, IAM (Identity and Access Management), LMS (Learning Management Systems), Documents, and Screening platforms and more. Each integration page contains specific authentication methods, configuration steps, and implementation guides for connecting various SaaS tools to StackOne's unified API. The documentation structure follows Mintlify conventions with navigation defined in mint.json and content in .mdx files. Integration-specific guides include OAuth flows, API key setups, webhook configurations, and troubleshooting steps. When working on this repository, focus on maintaining consistency across integration guides, ensuring accurate authentication steps, updating API references, and improving developer experience for StackOne's integration platform users."
	`62`	+ "This repository contains the StackOne Hub Documentation site built with Mintlify, which provides comprehensive integration guides and authentication documentation for all connectors provided by StackOne to its customers' customers. The site serves as a central hub for users to learn how to configure and authenticate their third-party integrations across multiple categories: ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems), CRM, HRIS, Marketing, IAM (Identity and Access Management), LMS (Learning Management Systems), Documents, and Screening platforms and more. Each integration page contains specific authentication methods, configuration steps, and implementation guides for connecting various SaaS tools to StackOne's integration infrastructure. StackOne is integration infrastructure for AI agents - it connects AI agents to any SaaS system with 200+ connectors and 10,000+ pre-built actions. The documentation structure follows Mintlify conventions with navigation defined in mint.json and content in .mdx files. Integration-specific guides include OAuth flows, API key setups, webhook configurations, and troubleshooting steps. When working on this repository, focus on maintaining consistency across integration guides, ensuring accurate authentication steps, updating API references, and improving developer experience for StackOne's integration platform users."