Connecting your systems
Ask your UFO to connect a system:
Connect my GitHub account so you can review pull requests.
Connect our project tracker so you can prepare a weekly delivery report.
Your UFO finds the service and shows the steps to connect it.
Personal connections
Section titled “Personal connections”Most services use the provider’s authorization page. Open the connection link in UFO’s reply. A personal connection belongs to the member who approved it. Other members must connect their own accounts.
Workspace connections
Section titled “Workspace connections”Slack and services that use an API key are workspace connections. An admin installs them or enters the required values through a private credential form.
Never put a password, API key, token, or authorization URL in chat. Your UFO cannot read a secret that you enter through a credential form.
Use a connection
Section titled “Use a connection”Name the service and the result you need. State whether your UFO may make changes.
Review open Linear issues for the next release. Report missing owners and blocked work. Do not change any issues.
Your UFO uses only the access granted by the connected account.
Manage a connection
Section titled “Manage a connection”Open Connectors to see connected accounts. Reconnect an account when access expires or the provider removes it. Disconnecting an account stops new use and can remove synced data from that connection.
If a service is not listed here, ask your UFO to search the connector catalog. You can also connect an MCP server.