# Step Library

## Overview

The **Step Library** displays the complete catalogue of **connectors**, **capsules**, **data transformers** **and AI tools,** making it easier to build and visualize your integration on Canvas. They are displayed with their respective name, icon, description and shortcut to documentation, organized in sections:

* **Logic Blocks:** Connectors that support the decision-making and structural logic of an integration.
* **Enterprise Applications:** Connectors that interact with business-critical systems to automate, streamline, and integrate core operational processes.
* **AI:** Connectors that use artificial intelligence to automate tasks, enhance decision-making, and improve how your integration interacts with systems and data.
* **Connectors:** Connectors grouped into categories covering APIs, cloud, databases, messaging, storage, security, healthcare, and utilities.
* **Data Transformers**: Connectors that modify and prepare data by converting formats, changing structure, validating content, encoding, or manipulating files.
* **Capsules:** All capsules available on the Platform according to your permissions.

## How to use the Step Library

1. Click the **Step Library** option in the **left-side toolbar**. 

Once opened, you will see all the available categories. Use the **search bar** or browse through the categories to find the desired element. 

2. To add a connector or capsule to your flow, drag and drop it onto the Canvas or click **Add on Canvas**.

If you can’t find a connector that meets your integration needs, or if you want to suggest a feature or request documentation, click the **Make a Request** button at the top of the page.

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