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Connectors

Connect a third-party account once and the agent gains tools to act on it — read your Drive, post to Slack, query your Supabase, check your Datadog monitors. Connections are per workspace and stored encrypted.

Connecting

Open Settings → Connectors and connect the products you use. There are two kinds, depending on how the provider authenticates:

  • OAuth — click Connect and authorize Nexevo in the provider's own consent screen. No keys to copy.

  • API key — paste the key the provider gives you. It is encrypted at rest and never shown again.

OAuth connectors

Authorize your account, and the matching agent tools light up:

  • Google — Gmail (search / read / reply / send / trash / labels), Drive (search / read / download / folders / upload / move / rename / share), Calendar (read / create / update / delete events), Sheets (read / append / overwrite / create).

  • Microsoft — Outlook mail (read / reply / send / delete / move) and calendar (read / create / update / delete events), OneDrive (list / search / read / folders / upload / delete / move), SharePoint (sites / lists / items / create-update / search), Teams (teams / channels / chats / channel history / send / reply).

  • GitHub — browse repos, issues, pull requests, commits, branches and files; create issues / PRs / comments; search code, repos and issues.

  • Notion — search pages and databases, read a page (properties + body), create / update pages, append blocks, query a database with filters.

  • Slack — list channels, post / read / reply (threads), upload files, look up users, search messages.

  • Figma — read design files (pages / frames / nodes), components and comments; list team projects and project files.

  • Supabase — list projects / orgs, run SQL, list tables / columns / functions, list deployed Edge Functions (Management API).

API-key connectors

These authenticate with a key you create in the provider's console — paste it once:

  • Statsig — a Console API key. The agent reads feature gates, experiments, dynamic configs, and layers (read-only).

  • Datadog — an API key + Application key + your site. The agent lists / fetches monitors, lists dashboards, queries metric timeseries, searches logs, and lists events.

How the agent uses them

Only the providers you have connected expose tools, keeping the agent's toolset lean. Ask in natural language — "any Datadog monitors alerting?", "post the summary to #general", "what's in my Supabase orders table?" — and the agent picks the right tool. If a tool isn't connected, it tells you to connect it.

Some connectors were broadened to read/write scopes (Google, Slack, Microsoft). If you connected one of these before the update and a tool returns an HTTP 403 that mentions scope/permission, disconnect and reconnect it in Settings → Connectors to grant the new scopes. Microsoft Teams channel-history and SharePoint list writes may additionally require tenant admin consent.

Connectors let Nexevo act on your accounts. To go the other direction — let an external MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor) call Nexevo's tools — see the MCP server.