> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.polymet.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Agent connectors > Connect tools like GitHub, Notion, Slack and Linear so the agent can read from them while it generates. You approve every call. Agent connectors let the agent use your other tools while it generates. Connect Notion and it can read your spec; connect Linear and it can build a board from your real tickets. You approve each call before anything is sent. Connections are personal to you. A teammate cannot use yours, and you connect separately in each organization you belong to. ## Connect a tool 1. Click **Agent connectors** in the generation input, on the canvas or the projects page. 2. Find the tool and click **Connect**. 3. For most tools, a short explainer opens: "Connect Polymet to Notion". Click **Connect**, sign in with the tool in the popup, approve the access, then close the popup. 4. A few tools connect with an API key instead. Paste it into **API key** and click **Save key**. The link next to the field takes you to the page where you create one. The card then reads **Connected in this organization**. For a key, it shows the key's last four characters. Your password stays with the tool. Polymet only gets the access you approve. ![The Agent connectors window with connector cards, the Status filters and Request a connector](https://mintcdn.com/polymet/TfIzLh80_L4bW9xQ/images/docs/connectors/agent-connectors-window.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=TfIzLh80_L4bW9xQ\&q=85\&s=6e282af33007d083ffcccfa9f4712084) ## Available connectors Each connector has its own guide. | Connector | What the agent can do | | - | - | | [GitHub](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/github.md) | Read your repositories, issues and pull requests | | [Linear](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/linear.md) | Read your issues, projects and teams | | [Slack](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/slack.md) | Search channels and read threads | | [Notion](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/notion.md) | Search and read your pages and databases | | [Sentry](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/sentry.md) | Read your issues and errors | | [PostHog](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/posthog.md) | Read your insights, dashboards, feature flags and error tracking | | [Amplitude](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/amplitude.md) | Read your charts, dashboards and product analytics. US-region accounts only | | [Miro](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/miro.md) | Search and read your boards | | [Granola](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/granola.md) | Read your meeting notes and transcripts | | [Wispr Flow](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/wispr-flow.md) | Read your meeting notes, transcripts and action items. Needs a Google, Apple, Microsoft or SSO sign-in | | [Firecrawl](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/firecrawl.md) | Search the web and scrape pages through your Firecrawl account | | [Perplexity](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/perplexity.md) | Search the web and get cited answers. Connects with an API key | | [Apify](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/apify.md) | Run ready-made scrapers and crawlers. Connects with an API key | | [fal](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/fal.md) | Run image, video and audio models. Connects with an API key | | [Replicate](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/replicate.md) | Run image, video, audio and language models | | [Higgsfield](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/higgsfield.md) | Use the tools in your Higgsfield account | Perplexity, Apify, fal, Replicate and Higgsfield bill your own account with that tool. Calls the agent makes there spend your credits with them. ## Approve each call When the agent wants to use a connector, the generation pauses and the thread shows a card, such as "Call Notion". It lists exactly what will be sent. If the tool says the call changes data, the card says so. * Click **Accept** to send it. The card then shows what came back. * Click **Reject** and nothing is sent. The call runs on the connection of whoever clicks **Accept**. Anyone who can open the project can answer a waiting card, and their own connection is used. ## Accept all To stop being asked, turn on accept-all for the session in either place: * the arrow next to **Accept** on a card, then **Accept all in this session** * the fast-forward button in the generation input, or **Shift+Tab** while you type The button explains what it covers: "Accept all actions, including calls to your agent connectors, which can spend credits there". With it on, connector calls run without asking, up to 25 per generation. > [!WARNING] > > Accept-all also covers tools that bill your own account, such as fal or Replicate. Calls run straight away and spend your credits with that tool. ## Turn a connector off or disconnect it * **Agent access** switches a connector off for the agent and keeps your connection. Use it on the card or in the connector's details. * **Disconnect** removes your connection. A generation already running keeps it until it finishes. You can connect again any time. ## Results stay in the thread What a connector returns is saved in the thread, like the rest of the conversation. Anyone who can open the project can read it. Before you share a project more widely, check what its threads hold. The **Share** menu reminds you of this. ## Request a tool * Missing a tool? Click **Request a connector** at the bottom of the Agent connectors window. A support chat opens with your request started. * Need a connected tool to do more? Open the connector and click **Request access** under "Need the agent to do more with" that tool. ## Related * [Integrations, connectors and the MCP server](https://docs.polymet.ai/connectors/how-connections-differ.md) — how agent connectors differ from GitHub sync and the Polymet MCP server * [Prompt the agent](https://docs.polymet.ai/canvas/prompt.md) — confirmations and stopping a generation * [Share a project](https://docs.polymet.ai/publish/share.md) — who can read a project's threads This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.