> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: /docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connectors

> Every service BoostGPT connects to, and what each one is for

BoostGPT builds and maintains these. You enter one credential and the tools stay working — when a vendor
changes an endpoint, that is ours to fix, not yours.

They are grouped by the part of the loop they serve, and the featured ones in each group are the ones that
change what the Site says or what the Widget answers.

> [!NOTE]
>
> A key is checked against the vendor before a connection is saved. A key the vendor refuses never becomes a
> connection that looks fine and fails on its first real call.

## Reach the audience

> [card] [Kit](/docs/integrations/connectors/kit.md)
>
> Subscribers, tags and broadcasts. Mira adds Site signups and drafts each issue for you to approve.

> [card] [Mailchimp](/docs/integrations/connectors/mailchimp.md)
>
> Lists, members, campaigns and reports. The audience that already said yes — and what they opened.

> [card] [Ghost](/docs/integrations/connectors/ghost.md)
>
> Members, newsletters and posts on your Ghost site. Mira adds signups and drafts posts; emailing one to your newsletter always asks you first.

> [card] [LinkedIn](/docs/integrations/connectors/linkedin.md)
>
> Posts, organisation pages and post analytics. Where a B2B launch is actually read.

> [card] [Plunk](/docs/integrations/connectors/plunk.md)
>
> Contacts, segments and campaigns on Plunk, hosted or your own server. Mira adds signups and drafts campaigns for you to approve.

> [card] [SendGrid](/docs/integrations/connectors/sendgrid.md)
>
> Transactional email, bounces and templates. The mail a signup triggers, and whether it arrived.

> [card] [Twitter/X](/docs/integrations/connectors/twitter.md)
>
> Post, read and search on X. Announce a page, then read what comes back.

> [card] [Discord](/docs/integrations/connectors/discord.md)
>
> Messages, channels and members. For telling a community something, not for deciding what a page says.

> [card] [Facebook](/docs/integrations/connectors/facebook.md)
>
> Pages, posts and insights. For an audience that lives on Facebook rather than on the site.

> [card] [Instagram](/docs/integrations/connectors/instagram.md)
>
> Media, carousels and account insights. Visual launches, and the captions that carry them.

> [card] [Keila](/docs/integrations/connectors/keila.md)
>
> Contacts, segments and campaigns on Keila, cloud or your own server. Mira adds signups and drafts campaigns for you to approve.

> [card] [Listmonk](/docs/integrations/connectors/listmonk.md)
>
> Lists, subscribers and campaigns on your own Listmonk server. Mira adds signups and drafts campaigns for you to approve.

> [card] [MailCheap](/docs/integrations/connectors/mailcheap.md)
>
> Contacts, segments and issues on MailCheap, cloud or your own server. Mira adds signups and drafts issues for you to approve.

> [card] [Medium](/docs/integrations/connectors/medium.md)
>
> Publish a post to Medium or a publication. A second home for an article the site already has.

> [card] [Slack](/docs/integrations/connectors/slack.md)
>
> Messages, channels and history. Useful for telling the team what Mira changed, not for deciding what to change.

> [card] [Threads](/docs/integrations/connectors/threads.md)
>
> Text and image posts, and their replies. A quieter place to say the same thing.

> [card] [TikTok](/docs/integrations/connectors/tiktok.md)
>
> Creator info, video uploads and search. Where a launch video reaches people who never read a landing page.

> [card] [useSend](/docs/integrations/connectors/usesend.md)
>
> Contact books and campaigns on useSend, hosted or your own server. Mira adds signups and drafts campaigns for you to approve.

> [card] [YouTube Data API](/docs/integrations/connectors/youtube.md)
>
> Search, video details, channels and playlists. Where a demo video lives once it is made.

## Make images, video and voice for the site

> [card] [ElevenLabs](/docs/integrations/connectors/elevenlabs.md)
>
> Speech, transcription, sound effects and music. Voice-over for a demo, and transcripts of calls the site should answer.

> [card] [fal.ai](/docs/integrations/connectors/fal-ai.md)
>
> Any model hosted on fal.ai, called by id. Use it when a page needs a model the other connectors do not carry.

> [card] [Google Gemini](/docs/integrations/connectors/google-gemini.md)
>
> Text, images, speech and video from Gemini. A second opinion on any of them, and the cheapest route to long video.

> [card] [Higgsfield](/docs/integrations/connectors/higgsfield.md)
>
> Image and video generation, including camera-motion animation. For a hero video that would otherwise need a shoot.

> [card] [OpenAI](/docs/integrations/connectors/openai.md)
>
> Images, image edits and speech from OpenAI. The default way Mira makes a picture or a voice-over for a page.

> [card] [Pexels](/docs/integrations/connectors/pexels.md)
>
> Free stock photos and video. The quickest way to fill a page before there is art direction. BoostGPT funds the key.

> [card] [Replicate](/docs/integrations/connectors/replicate.md)
>
> Any model hosted on Replicate, called by id. The same escape hatch as fal.ai, over a different catalogue.

> [card] [Unsplash](/docs/integrations/connectors/unsplash.md)
>
> Stock photography, searchable. Real photographs, for the places where a generated image looks generated.

> [card] [FLUX (Black Forest Labs)](/docs/integrations/connectors/flux.md)
>
> Image generation and editing from Black Forest Labs. Another look, when OpenAI's house style is not the one you want.

> [card] [GitHub](/docs/integrations/connectors/github.md)
>
> Repositories, issues, pull requests and releases. What actually shipped, so the homepage can stop describing the old version.

> [card] [HeyGen](/docs/integrations/connectors/heygen.md)
>
> Avatar videos from a script, with stock voices. A talking-head explainer without filming one.

> [card] [Ideogram](/docs/integrations/connectors/ideogram.md)
>
> Image generation, including transparent output. The one that renders legible text inside an image.

> [card] [Luma Labs](/docs/integrations/connectors/luma-labs.md)
>
> Video and image generation, including image-to-video. An alternative to Higgsfield for a moving hero.

> [card] [Mureka](/docs/integrations/connectors/mureka-ai.md)
>
> Songs, instrumentals and lyrics. Background music for a demo video — rarely something a page itself needs.

> [card] [Recraft](/docs/integrations/connectors/recraft.md)
>
> Raster and vector image generation. It produces real SVG, which is what a logo or an icon on a page should be.

> [card] [Runway](/docs/integrations/connectors/runway-ai.md)
>
> Video generation, image-to-video and upscaling. A second video model, with a different house look.

> [card] [Stability AI](/docs/integrations/connectors/stability-ai.md)
>
> Image generation, upscaling, background removal and search-and-replace. More post-production than the others.

> [card] [xAI](/docs/integrations/connectors/xai.md)
>
> Image and video generation from xAI. Another model to reach for when a page needs a different look.

> [card] [Linear](/docs/integrations/connectors/linear.md)
>
> Issues, teams and cycles, with an API key. The Linear server above signs in instead — use this to hold a key rather than a session.

> [card] [Notion](/docs/integrations/connectors/notion.md)
>
> Pages, databases and search, with an integration token. The Notion server above signs in instead.

> [card] [Sentry](/docs/integrations/connectors/sentry.md)
>
> Issues, events and releases, with a token. The Sentry server above signs in instead. Product health, not what a page should say.

## Research what people search for and ask

> [card] [Firecrawl](/docs/integrations/connectors/firecrawl.md)
>
> Scrape, crawl and map a site into clean text. Point it at a competitor to see how they explain what you also do.

> [card] [Intercom](/docs/integrations/connectors/intercom.md)
>
> Support conversations, contacts and help articles. A question asked five times is a page the site has not written yet.

> [card] [ScreenshotOne](/docs/integrations/connectors/screenshotone.md)
>
> Screenshots of any URL, still or animated. See a page the way a visitor does — yours or a competitor's.

> [card] [Serper (Google Search)](/docs/integrations/connectors/serper.md)
>
> Google results, People Also Ask, news and shopping. Use it to find the words customers use before they know your product exists.

> [card] [Apify](/docs/integrations/connectors/apify.md)
>
> Thousands of ready-made scrapers, run by id. For the source with no API — a directory, a review site.

> [card] [Cal.com](/docs/integrations/connectors/calcom.md)
>
> Event types and bookings. Did the call to action work — is anybody actually booking the call?

> [card] [Exa](/docs/integrations/connectors/exa.md)
>
> Search by meaning rather than keyword, with page contents. Finds pages that discuss a problem, not ones that match a phrase.

> [card] [HubSpot](/docs/integrations/connectors/hubspot.md)
>
> Contacts, companies and deals. Who asked, what they asked about, and whether it ever closed.

> [card] [Shopify](/docs/integrations/connectors/shopify.md)
>
> Products, orders and customers. What a store actually sells, which is what its pages should lead with.

> [card] [Tavily](/docs/integrations/connectors/tavily.md)
>
> Search, extract and crawl, built for AI agents. A second reader for when Firecrawl is blocked.

> [card] [URLBox](/docs/integrations/connectors/urlbox.md)
>
> Rendered screenshots and PDFs of a URL. The same job as ScreenshotOne, a different renderer.

> [card] [Bing Search](/docs/integrations/connectors/bing-search.md)
>
> Web, news, image and video search. Another index, useful mainly for comparing what different engines surface.

> [card] [Brave Search](/docs/integrations/connectors/brave-search.md)
>
> Web, news and image search on its own index. A fallback when Google's results are not available.

> [card] [Calendly](/docs/integrations/connectors/calendly.md)
>
> Scheduled events, invitees and event types. The same question as Cal.com, for teams on Calendly.

> [card] [Google Calendar](/docs/integrations/connectors/google-calendar.md)
>
> Calendars and events. Meetings booked, for teams whose scheduling lives in Google.

> [card] [Mixpanel](/docs/integrations/connectors/mixpanel.md)
>
> Events, funnels and insights, with an API key. The Mixpanel server above signs in instead.

> [card] [Paddle Billing](/docs/integrations/connectors/paddle-billing.md)
>
> Read-only: transactions, subscriptions, customers and invoices. The end of the funnel, for teams billing through Paddle.

> [card] [PayPal](/docs/integrations/connectors/paypal.md)
>
> Read-only: orders, captures, refunds and transactions. Revenue, for teams taking PayPal.

> [card] [Square](/docs/integrations/connectors/square.md)
>
> Read-only: payments, refunds, orders, customers and catalogue. Revenue, for teams selling through Square.

> [card] [Stripe Payments](/docs/integrations/connectors/stripe.md)
>
> Read-only: customers, subscriptions, products, prices, invoices and balance, with an API key. The Stripe server above signs in instead.

> [card] [Zendesk](/docs/integrations/connectors/zendesk.md)
>
> Tickets, users and help-centre articles, with an API token. The Zendesk server above signs in instead.

## Work on the site itself

> [card] [WordPress](/docs/integrations/connectors/wordpress.md)
>
> Posts, pages, media and categories. Mira can read and edit an existing WordPress site directly.

> [card] [Vercel](/docs/integrations/connectors/vercel.md)
>
> Projects, deployments and domains. Where a site built elsewhere is hosted and shipped.

> [card] [Netlify](/docs/integrations/connectors/netlify.md)
>
> Sites, deploys and DNS, with a token. The Netlify server above signs in instead.

## Other tools your AI teammates can use

> [card] [Airtable](/docs/integrations/connectors/airtable.md)
>
> Bases and records. Wherever a team keeps the spreadsheet that runs part of the business.

> [card] [Asana](/docs/integrations/connectors/asana.md)
>
> Tasks, projects and sections. Team workload — it says what people are doing, not what a page should say.

> [card] [Binance Live Trading](/docs/integrations/connectors/binance-live.md)
>
> Spot trading, orders and market data, against real funds. Nothing to do with a marketing site.

> [card] [Binance Testnet](/docs/integrations/connectors/binance-testnet.md)
>
> The same trading tools against Binance's testnet. Safe to experiment with; still nothing to do with a marketing site.

> [card] [ClickUp](/docs/integrations/connectors/clickup.md)
>
> Spaces, lists and tasks. Another place work is tracked.

> [card] [DataDog](/docs/integrations/connectors/datadog.md)
>
> Metrics, events, monitors and logs. Infrastructure health — nothing a marketing page claims.

> [card] [Jamendo](/docs/integrations/connectors/jamendo.md)
>
> Creative-commons music tracks, searchable. Licensed background audio for a video.

> [card] [Jira](/docs/integrations/connectors/jira.md)
>
> Issues, projects and workflows. Engineering process; releases are the part that reaches a page, and GitHub says those better.

> [card] [Mapbox](/docs/integrations/connectors/mapbox.md)
>
> Geocoding, directions and static maps. For a product that needs maps; a page rarely does.

> [card] [Monday.com](/docs/integrations/connectors/monday.md)
>
> Boards, items and updates. Another place work is tracked.

> [card] [OpenWeatherMap](/docs/integrations/connectors/openweathermap.md)
>
> Current weather, forecasts and air quality. Here because an AI teammate may need it, not because a page does.

> [card] [Pinecone](/docs/integrations/connectors/pinecone.md)
>
> Vector indexes and queries. A store an AI teammate can search — BoostGPT already has its own.

> [card] [Qdrant](/docs/integrations/connectors/qdrant.md)
>
> Collections, points and vector search. The same job as Pinecone, self-hosted.

> [card] [Telegram](/docs/integrations/connectors/telegram.md)
>
> Messages, photos and chat members. A bot channel, unrelated to what the site says.

> [card] [Todoist](/docs/integrations/connectors/todoist.md)
>
> Projects, tasks and comments. A personal to-do list, reachable by an AI teammate.

> [card] [Trello](/docs/integrations/connectors/trello.md)
>
> Boards, lists and cards. Another place work is tracked.

> [card] [Twilio](/docs/integrations/connectors/twilio.md)
>
> SMS and voice calls. Notifications, not marketing pages.

> [card] [UptimeRobot](/docs/integrations/connectors/uptimerobot.md)
>
> Monitors, alert contacts and maintenance windows. Whether the site is up, which is not the same as whether it is right.

> [card] [Weaviate](/docs/integrations/connectors/weaviate.md)
>
> Classes, objects and vector search. Another vector store, for teams already running one.

## Bringing your own

**Add your own** on the Connectors screen takes either an OpenAPI specification or a Postman
collection and turns it into a connector, or the address of an MCP server somebody else runs —
see [remote MCP servers](/docs/integrations/remote-mcp.md).


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