Find a connector
Two ways in:- The Connector Directory — a curated, in-app list of services that are known to work. Browse it, and add what you need to your connector list.
- Any remote MCP server, by URL — paste an HTTP MCP server’s URL, or its JSON config, to add something the directory doesn’t carry. mcpservers.org is a good index of what’s out there.
Connect it in a Space
1
Add the connector to your list
From the Connector Directory, or by URL for a custom server.
2
Add it to a Space
Open the Space’s connectors and add it from your list. It lands added but not
authorized — present, with no tools loaded yet.
3
Authorize
Choose Authenticate. Your browser opens the service’s consent screen; approve
it. Some services need an OAuth app you register yourself first — see
Bring your own OAuth app.
4
Choose the tools
Once authorized, the connector’s tools load with descriptions. Enable them
individually, or all at once. Only enabled tools are offered to agent runs.
Turning a connector off
Disabling a connector in a Space keeps it authorized and configured but takes it out of agent runs — useful when you want it available but not in play. Removing it from the Space deletes that Space’s credentials for it. Other Spaces keep theirs.Use the tools
Once authorized and enabled, the server’s tools are available by name to that Space’s skills and agents. The Hub keeps the tool list in sync, and you can re-authorize, disable, or remove a connector at any time.A worked example with a real connector (and screenshots) is being added to this
page.