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

# Integration quickstart

> Connect your first service and watch an AI teammate use it

This takes about two minutes. We will connect **OpenAI** so an AI teammate can generate images, then point them at a
page and ask for one.

**1. Open Connectors**

In the dashboard, open **Connectors**. The first section lists servers the vendor runs; below it,
**Managed by BoostGPT** lists the connectors we maintain.

**2. Connect OpenAI**

Find **OpenAI** under *Make images, video and voice for the site* and press **Connect**. Paste an API key
from [platform.openai.com/api-keys](https://platform.openai.com/api-keys).

The key is checked against OpenAI before anything is saved. If it is refused you will see OpenAI's own words
— "Incorrect API key provided" — and nothing is stored, so you never end up with a connection that looks
fine and fails on its first real call.

**3. Give it to an AI teammate**

Open an AI teammate, go to their **Connectors** tab, and add OpenAI. No credential is asked for again: the
connection belongs to the workspace, and your AI teammate is simply allowed to use it.

**4. Ask for something**

In the chat, try:

```text theme={null}
Generate a hero image for the pricing page: a calm desk, morning light, no text.
```

Your AI teammate picks `generate_image`, calls it, and the result comes back in the conversation.

> [!TIP]
>
> A connection that exists is one that works. If Connect refused your key, that is the check doing its job —
> fix the key and press Connect again.

## Connecting a server you do not have a key for

Several services run their own MCP server, and those need no key at all — you sign in and approve access, and
BoostGPT introduces itself to the server automatically. **MetaManager** is a good first one: it scores how a
page presents itself, which is immediately useful on a Site you have just built.

See [remote MCP servers](/docs/integrations/remote-mcp.md) for the full list.

## What to do next

> [card] [Browse the connectors](/docs/integrations/connectors/overview.md)
>
> Everything BoostGPT maintains, grouped by what it is for.

> [card] [Bring your own API](/docs/integrations/custom/overview.md)
>
> Turn an OpenAPI specification or a Postman collection into a connector.


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