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How To Read This Matrix

Use this page to pick the first resource to try. If you want the fastest path, start with RAM or disk. If you need real integrations, jump from the setup guide to the resource docs. The Access column separates filesystem access from API actions. read, write, and exec are MountMode values; exec allows commands to launch binaries from the mount and is typically used with Disk or RAM. actions means the resource also exposes mutating commands such as sending a message or creating an issue; run those commands on a WRITE mount. The Docs column shows where each resource is available, with one icon per supported runtime: Python, TypeScript (Node), and TypeScript (Browser). Click an icon to jump to that runtime’s docs. Sections below mirror the Setup sidebar so you can pick a category and follow the same path through credentials → resource docs.

Infrastructure

No external setup, these run locally or against a connection string you already have.

Object Storage

Google Workspace

Microsoft

Cloud Files

Code & DevOps

Messaging

Database

Knowledge

Notes

Others

Agent Frameworks

Mirage drops into the major agent application frameworks. Each adapter exposes a Workspace as the agent’s filesystem and shell. Click an icon to jump to the integration docs.
  • Use RAM if you want to learn Mirage itself.
  • Use Disk if you want local file interoperability.
  • Use S3 or GitHub if you want a realistic first external integration.