Stay current · Active connectors

Pulls context from where you already live.

Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, Calendar, Zoom, and more. Connect once. Context flows in automatically. Your AI stays current without manual upkeep — and you stay in control of what's pulled in.

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Free during beta · OAuth only — we never store credentials

Data Connections — context flowing in from your tools

Connect once.
Stay current automatically.

Direct, uploaded, or connected. Your call.

Three modes for getting context into MyGentic without manual data entry.

Live connectors (read-only)

Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, Calendar, Zoom — pull context as you live, scoped to what you allow.

Static context goes stale fast. Live connectors keep your AI's picture of you current without effort.

Upload-and-forget

Drop documents, transcripts, exports. We extract the structured context, merge it into your graph, and keep only that, not your original files.

For tools we don't connect to directly, uploads work just as well. Same model behind the scenes.

Direct entry via Sage

Some context only lives in your head. Sage interviews capture it through structured conversation.

Your working preferences, and the deeper notes on how you operate, aren't in your inbox. Sage is how those land in your context.

Why this matters

Context flows from where you live — not where you grind.

Manual upkeep kills personalization tools. The ones that win are the ones that pull from your existing tools, infer structure, and stay current without making you do data entry. MyGentic connectors do exactly that. OAuth-only, read-only by default, scoped per connector.

  • OAuth-only — credentials never touch our servers
  • Read-only by default — write scopes opt-in only
  • Per-connector scoping — granular control
  • Structured extraction, unstructured docs become graph nodes and the source is never stored

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