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Connectors is where you connect Graphify to the rest of your tools. It has two tabs: MCP, for coding agents, and Integrations, for source providers, knowledge sources, issue trackers, and CI. Connected sources give reviews and answers more context; none of them gives a verdict on their own.
Use Connectors when you’re setting up an agent, connecting a code provider, or creating a token for a pipeline.

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Before you start

  • A Graphify account at app.graphify.com.
  • For workspace tokens, owner or admin rights. Other members need to ask an owner or admin.

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The MCP tab

Pick your coding agent and follow its setup. The tab fills in your endpoint and shows the config file to edit. See Hosted MCP for each client.

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The Integrations tab

Integrations are grouped by category. Use Filter integrations to find one. Which integrations you can connect depends on your workspace. Tiles that aren’t available yet are marked as coming.

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Create a workspace token

Some integrations, such as a CI pipeline, authenticate with a workspace token instead of a sign-in.
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Open API Token

In Integrations, open API Token and select Generate a token.
2

Copy it now

The token is shown once. Copy it straight into your secret store.
3

Rotate when needed

Replacing a token revokes the current one. Update your pipeline secret afterwards.
Never commit a token to a repository or paste it into a chat. Store it as a CI secret.

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Connect a code provider

The top of Integrations lists your code providers: Once a provider is connected, its tile shows Connected and the button changes to Manage. Graphify clones the repositories you grant, indexes them, gets review events, and posts results back.

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Connect Google Drive

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Open the Google Drive tile

In Integrations, find Google Workspace · Google Drive (“Search documents from Google Drive.”) and select Connect Google Drive.
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Sign in with Google

Select Continue to Google. Access is read-only: Graphify never edits your files.
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Choose a folder

Select Choose a Drive folder, then Add this folder. Its documents become searchable in Graphify, and the tile shows Connected · Syncs automatically.
Supported files: Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, plus PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, Markdown, text and image files. Files that can’t be read are listed in the folder details. Adding folders needs a paid plan, and only an owner or admin can connect Drive. If you switch to a different Google account, the folders from the old account stop syncing and you need to add them again.

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Connect Vercel

The Vercel integration connects an existing Graphify workspace to your Vercel projects. Your plan, usage and billing stay with Graphify.
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Install from Vercel

Add the Graphify integration in Vercel. You’re sent to Connect your codebase context.
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Choose your Graphify workspace

Pick a workspace where you’re an owner or admin. If you don’t have one, select Create a workspace.
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Choose projects to connect

Select the projects. Production deployments receive the connection. Turn on Also allow preview deployments only for projects whose preview code you trust.
Each connected project gets two environment variables: Disconnecting a project revokes its token right away. Removing the integration in Vercel revokes all of its project tokens.

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Coming soon

Microsoft Workspace, Confluence and Linear show as Coming soon. Jira, Sentry, Slack and Buildkite (Test Impact) also show Coming soon until they’re turned on for your workspace.

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Verify and troubleshoot

In Repositories. See Repositories.
Not yet. Only gitlab.com is supported.
No. Drive access is read-only.

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What’s next

Hosted MCP

Connect a coding agent.

Pull request reviews

What connected providers make possible.

Connect your agent

Add the hosted MCP at api.graphify.com/mcp. Sign in with OAuth, no API key.