Connectors
Connectors link Syntic to apps you already use, so Syntic can read from them on your behalf. Today you can connect a GitHub account and add repository files to a chat; a wider directory of connectors is being built. These pages are for anyone deciding what to connect, checking what is live, or fixing a connection.
Status: Coming soon. The connector directory is not open yet; GitHub can already be connected from Settings → Integrations.
Connectors documentation: Connectors on syntic.ai · Syntic Code: MCP servers
Articles
| Article | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Get started with Connectors | What you can connect today and where to do it |
| Use Connectors with an individual plan | Which plans can connect apps |
| Connectors in Team and Enterprise organizations | How connections work inside an organization and what admins can see |
| Connectors usage analytics and limits | How connected content counts toward usage, and size limits |
| Connectors security and privacy | What access you grant, how it is stored and how to revoke it |
| Connectors FAQ | Short answers, including why some advertised apps can’t be connected yet |
| Troubleshoot Connectors | Fixes for connection errors and missing files |
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