Connectors
Bringing in sources that change on their own.
Connectors sync external content into memory on a schedule, so it is retrievable alongside everything you have told your tools directly.
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Issues and pull request discussions from a repository you choose.
Pages you explicitly share with the integration.
Google Drive, Gmail and a web crawler are in progress.
Connecting GitHub
A fine-grained personal access token with read access to issues on the repository you want. Nothing else is needed.
Connectors → GitHub → Connect, then give it the token and the
repository as owner/name.
Connecting Notion
At notion.so/my-integrations, create an internal integration and copy its token.
In Notion, share specific pages with the integration. It can see nothing else, the scope is decided in Notion's own interface, not ours.
Connectors → Notion → Connect, and paste the token.
How syncing behaves
Credentials are verified when you connect them, not silently at the first scheduled sync, so a wrong token fails while you are still watching.
Syncs are incremental and resume from where they stopped, advancing only past items that actually succeeded. An edited page replaces its earlier version rather than adding a second copy.
Tokens are encrypted before storage and are never returned by the API, not even to you.
Disconnecting stops future syncs. Anything already imported stays until you delete it, which is usually what you want, the knowledge did not become wrong because the connection ended.