Connectors
Connectors give the agent the tools your team uses. It can read a Linear issue or a Sentry error before it tests, and create issues from what it finds.
Available connectors
- Slack
- GitHub
- Gmail
- Linear
- Jira & Confluence
- Notion
- Sentry
- PostHog
- Mixpanel
- Stripe
- Supabase
- Vercel
- Netlify
- BrowserStack
- Context7
- Figma
Connect one
Open Connectors in your project. Under Available, click Connect next to a connector and sign in to the service. It moves to Connected with its tools turned on. Connectors belong to the project, so every task in it can use them.
Custom MCP servers
Click Custom MCP server on the Connectors page. Enter a name and the server URL, which must start with https://. Any server that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP works.
Under Authentication, choose OAuth to sign in with the service, an API token sent as a Bearer token, an API key in a header you name, or none. Tokens are stored encrypted and are not shown again.
Control what it can do
Click a connected connector to open it.
- Allow changes is on by default. Turn it off and the agent can only use tools the server marks as read-only.
- Turn tools on or off one by one, or use Enable all and Disable all.
- The switch next to the connector's name turns the whole connector off.
- Refresh tools loads the server's tool list again. Remove deletes the connector and its saved credentials.
Use it in a task
The agent uses connected tools when a task needs them. To point it at one, type @integrations/linear or pick it from the + menu.