Automation Suite
The Automation Suite is the deeper part of Daeda AI.
It makes it easy to work with the AI on your computer against your HubSpot data. You can easily pull down portal data that your AI can analyse to generate ICP reports or answer portal questions. And you can create Write Plans — code-executed changes to your HubSpot portals that must be human-approved inside Daeda AI before they run.
Automation Suite — Claude + HubSpot Demo
How It Fits Together
Section titled “How It Fits Together”| Layer | What it does | Lives where |
|---|---|---|
| Daeda AI | Workspace, billing, license keys, portal connections, Write Plan review | Inside HubSpot |
Automation Suite client (@daeda/mcp-pro) | Local server that syncs portal data and exposes tools to your AI | On your machine |
| Your AI client | Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client | On your machine |
The flow:
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 | An admin installs Daeda AI in HubSpot. |
| 2 | The admin creates an MCP license key in Daeda AI > Master Settings. |
| 3 | You add @daeda/mcp-pro to Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP client. |
| 4 | The MCP client connects with that license key. |
| 5 | The first real registration can start the one-time free trial if no paid plan is active yet. |
| 6 | The client syncs portal data into a local DuckDB database on your machine. |
| 7 | The AI queries the local database and can propose Write Plans. |
| 8 | Write Plans appear in Daeda AI inside HubSpot for human review and execution. |
What You Can Do
Section titled “What You Can Do”Pull Down Portal Data
Section titled “Pull Down Portal Data”The Automation Suite mirrors your portal into a local encrypted DuckDB database. Once the initial sync is complete, the AI can answer questions and run analysis without making per-question HubSpot API calls.
Typical reads:
- Which deals are in
closedwonthis quarter? - Which contacts belong to which companies?
- What does our pipeline distribution look like across owners?
- Generate an ICP report from the last 12 months of closed-won deals.
Write Plans
Section titled “Write Plans”The Automation Suite never silently writes to your portal.
When the AI proposes a CRM change — create a deal, update a contact, merge two records — it builds a Write Plan. The plan is validated, then surfaced in Daeda AI inside HubSpot for a human to review and execute.
| Stage | Where |
|---|---|
| Plan drafted | AI client via build_plan tool |
| Plan submitted | AI client via submit_plan tool |
| Plan reviewed | Daeda AI > Write Plans |
| Plan executed | Daeda AI > Write Plans (after approval) |
This is why the Automation Suite is safe to give to AI agents: they cannot bypass human review.
Custom Objects
Section titled “Custom Objects”The Automation Suite can sync, query, and update existing custom objects in your portal. There is one constraint around creating brand-new custom object schemas — see the Custom Objects page in the sidebar for the supported workflow.
Multi-Portal
Section titled “Multi-Portal”One workspace can connect multiple HubSpot portals. The Automation Suite can query each connected portal individually and switch between them on demand.
Bring Your Own Key
Section titled “Bring Your Own Key”The Automation Suite respects the OpenRouter key configured in Daeda AI > Other AI Features. Your model selection and cost stay under your control.
Deep Optional Scopes
Section titled “Deep Optional Scopes”Every HubSpot object can be explicitly allowed for reading and writing. Scopes are chosen when you generate the install link for a client portal in Daeda AI > Master Settings.
| Scope type | Needed for |
|---|---|
| Read scopes | Querying CRM objects and metadata |
| Write scopes | Write Plans that create, update, delete, or merge records |
| Schema write scopes | Property, property-group, and custom-schema changes |
| Workflow and sequence scopes | Workflow metadata, triggers, and automation operations |
Deeper Look At Features
Section titled “Deeper Look At Features”Automation Suite — Write Plans, Custom Objects, Multi-Portal
The walkthrough above covers Write Plans, custom object support, and multi-portal workflows in more detail.