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Connectors give workflows (and Jamie’s chat) access to your tools. Most connectors are personal: you authorize them with your own account, and workflows can only do what your account can do. A few are workspace connectors, set up once by an admin and shared by everyone in the workspace.

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Connect a tool

  1. Open Workflows → Connectors
  2. Find the tool and click Connect
  3. Authorize Jamie in the popup. You sign in on the tool’s own page, and Jamie never sees your password
  4. Once connected, the row shows the tools Jamie can now use, with a toggle to enable or disable them
If your browser blocks the authorization popup, allow popups for app.meetjamie.ai and try again.
You can also connect mid-conversation: when a workflow needs a tool you haven’t connected, the builder chat offers to connect it on the spot.

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Available connectors

Connectors come in two kinds:
  • Personal connectors. You connect them yourself, either by signing in to the tool with your own account or by pasting your own API key. Only you can see and use them, and workflows can only do what your account can do.
  • Workspace connectors. A workspace admin connects them once, and every member’s workflows and chats can use them. Affinity and Blockbrain work this way.
Most connectors use sign-in. Streak, Blockbrain, and Carta use an API key instead, which you paste when you connect. Some of the tools you can connect today:
NotionNotion
LinearLinear
SlackSlack
GitHubGitHub
BoxBox
AttioAttio
AffinityAffinity
CartaCarta
OneDriveOneDrive
SalesforceSalesforce
+And more
This is a selection, and new connectors are added regularly. The list in Workflows → Connectors shows everything available to your workspace. Box, GitHub, and Slack are rolling out and may not appear in your list yet, and admins can turn individual connectors off for their workspace.
Missing a tool you’d like to use? Contact us at support@meetjamie.ai and we’ll look into adding it.

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Webhooks

Workflows can also deliver to your own systems. Add a webhook connector with a URL, and workflows can POST JSON payloads to it. This works with Zapier, Make, or anything custom. See the webhooks documentation for payload details and security.

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Disconnecting

Click a connected tool and choose Disconnect. Workflows that relied on it will report that the connector is missing on their next run instead of failing silently.