MimikFlow MCP control: check prospecting permissions
The pattern: 4 of the 5 website changes in this issue involve MCP (MimikFlow, Beautiful.ai, Tasklet and Manus).
What changed: MimikFlow has added an MCP connector that lets ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Codex inspect and control prospecting work, including searches, campaign imports, and conversation actions.
Why it matters: Teams using assistant-based workflows can now bring prospecting actions into the same environments where they draft, code, and analyze. That expands MimikFlow beyond a LinkedIn-centric workflow, but also puts campaign and conversation controls behind an assistant connection.
Do this: In MimikFlow, inventory the MCP-exposed search, import, and conversation actions, then define which ones require human review before connecting an assistant.
See what changed on MimikFlow's listing →
What changed on the tools' own sites
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Beautiful.ai launches a verified Claude Connector built on MCP Beautiful.ai now connects with Claude through a verified connector in Anthropic’s Connectors Directory.
Matters if you manage approved Claude connectors for your organization.
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HOL Guard introduces Free, Solo, Pro, and Team pricing plans HOL Guard introduced tiered plans with free local access and paid options for individuals, professionals, and teams.
Matters if you manage software subscriptions for a team.
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Tasklet expands its agent platform with Mac, Slack, MCP, and team automation… Tasklet added a native Mac app, Slack support, MCP connectivity, persistent agents, subagent delegation, browser automation, and shared workflows.
Matters if you run team automations from Slack.
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Manus expands its agent platform with MCP connectors, cloud computers… Manus added custom and imported MCP servers, persistent cloud computers, VPS connectivity, event-triggered workflows, and Meta Ads reporting.
Matters if you automate advertising reports through event-triggered workflows.
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Changes we spotted on each tool's own website since the last issue.
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