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Connectors give the agent access to the tools your team already uses — Linear, Notion, Asana, GitHub, Superhuman, and more. Once connected, you can ask things like “create a Linear issue for this bug” or “find the Notion page about our pricing”, and the agent does it in that tool. Connectors live in the Studio: open the account menu (your avatar in the top-right corner), choose Studio, then Connectors. No connectors are set up out of the box. A workspace Owner adds each one once, then each person connects their own account.

Adding a connector (Owners)

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Open Studio → Connectors

Only workspace Owners can add connectors.
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Add the tool

Open Add from catalog to pick from supported tools, grouped by category. Click Connect on a tool that signs in through the browser — this adds it to the workspace and starts your own sign-in in one step. Tools that use an API key show Add instead.For a tool that isn’t in the catalog, choose Add External Connector and paste its server address. Any MCP-compatible server works.

Connecting your account

Each person connects on their own, from the same Connectors page:
  • Click Connect next to the tool and sign in with your account in the browser.
  • If the tool has a shared connection (marked Shared), you’ll see Connect as me instead — use it to sign in with your own account rather than the shared one.
Once you’re connected, the tool shows Connected (OAuth), and the agent acts as you in that tool — it sees what you can see there, and anything it creates is created by you. A tool connected with an API key shows Connected (API key); with that kind of connection, everyone shares one identity in the tool.
Your connection is yours. Signing in gives the agent access on your behalf only — it doesn’t change what anyone else can do in that tool.

Disconnecting

To disconnect, click the Connected (OAuth) badge. This revokes the agent’s access to that tool for your account; you can reconnect later. If a connection stops working, the tool shows Reconnect — click it to sign in again — or Not accepted if the tool refused the sign-in. Both states also offer Disconnect. Owners can remove a connector from the whole workspace with Remove connector, in the connector’s Danger zone.