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The Unified Actions expose the same normalized schema across every connector in a category. Instead of learning each provider’s API format, authentication scheme, and data model, you write your integration once and StackOne handles the differences:
  • Data models: consistent field names and structures across providers
  • Pagination: cursor-based pagination works the same whether the provider uses offsets, pages, or cursors
  • Error formats: standardized error responses, with provider-specific details when available
Building AI agents? Use the Call Actions protocols instead: MCP, the Agent SDK, A2A, or RPC. Same data, optimized for LLM tool calling.

Documents

Files, folders, and drives. Search, upload, and download across storage providers.

IAM

Users, groups, roles, and policies across identity providers.

Permissions Check

Verify what a user can access before your agent acts.

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Pagination

Every endpoint that returns multiple records pages with a cursor, whether the provider itself uses offsets, page numbers, or cursors.
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integer
default:"25"
Records per page. Keep the same value for every request in a sequence, since changing it partway through invalidates the cursor.
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string
Cursor for the following page. Leave it off the first request, then pass the value the previous response returned.
The cursor comes back alongside the records:
Pass that value as next to fetch the following page. A null cursor means you have reached the end of the data set. A page can arrive with fewer records than the page_size you asked for, or with none at all, and still carry a cursor. That happens when StackOne has to filter or restructure provider requests to reach data the provider’s own API won’t return in one pass, and it returns the short page rather than holding the request open. Keep paginating until next is null.

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Resources

Embed Overview

The path to embedding StackOne in your product, from setup to production.

API SDKs

Official client SDKs for the StackOne API in TypeScript, Ruby, PHP, Java, and C#.