Jan 20, 2026
Scale Agentic Automation with A2A, MCP, and Enhanced Connectors with Camunda 8.9-alpha2
Camunda has included A2A connectors in our 8.9-alpha2 release, updating our capabilities for clean multi-agent handoffs.
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Connectors
All Camunda blog posts tagged with Connectors.
Nov 7, 2025
Designing AI Agents in Camunda: The AI Agent Task Connector Standing Alone
In this post, we’ll learn about the first of three key patterns for designing AI agents in Camunda. Read on for a guide and examples of how you can use it to build an AI agent today.
Oct 28, 2025
Two Connectors, Three Patterns, and One Model for Designing AI Agents in Camunda
How can you implement AI agents within your existing process models? Camunda offers several methods for doing so. In this series, we’ll explore them individually.
May 1, 2024
Innovating with a Camunda Connector Competition
Excited by the potential of Camunda Marketplace, LTIMindtree held a hackathon to generate the best Connector to submit. Here’s how they did it.
By Arindam Guha Mazumder, Sarah Firisen
May 1, 2024
How a Camunda Connector Helps You Handle Files in the Cloud
Learn how a new Connector can improve the way you handle files in the cloud with Camunda. You can get the Connector today in Camunda Marketplace.
Jan 24, 2024
Submit Your Connector Wishes to the Idea Portal
We’re launching the Camunda Connectors Idea Portal, a one-stop shop for you to submit ideas, see what’s new, vote on what you like and more.
By Amy Johnston
Jan 3, 2024
Tutorial: Build a Custom Connector Using the Connector SDK
Learn how to use the Connector SDK to build a custom Connector.
By Amy Johnston
Dec 22, 2023
Collaborate and Innovate by Joining Camunda Marketplace
Discover pre-built Connectors for everything from protocols like REST and GraphQL to enterprise applications and productivity apps with Camunda Marketplace.
By Amy Johnston
Dec 14, 2023
Your Path to Integration Success with Camunda Marketplace
Camunda Marketplace makes it easier than ever to discover, install, and customize pre-built Connectors.
By Amy Johnston
