Integrations
Connect third-party services to extend what your AI can do
Last updated: June 6, 2026
Overview
Slashspace can connect to 500+ external services — Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear, Google Calendar, and more. Once connected, your AI can read, write, and take actions across those services directly from chat.
Connecting a Service
You don't need to set anything up ahead of time. Just ask the AI to do something that involves an external service:
"Create a GitHub issue for this bug"
If the service isn't connected yet, the AI will respond with a connection link. Click it, authorize the service, confirm back in chat, and the AI will carry on with your request.
Any AI model that supports tool calls (all RHAI models do this out of the box) can trigger this flow automatically.
What You Can Do
Once a service is connected, just ask naturally:
- "Summarize my unread emails from today"
- "Create a GitHub issue for this bug"
- "Send a Slack message to #engineering with today's standup notes"
- "Add this meeting to my Google Calendar"
The AI figures out which service to use and handles everything behind the scenes.
Managing Connections
Go to Settings > Integrations to see all your active connections.
To disconnect a service, find it in the list and click Disconnect. The AI won't be able to use that service until you reconnect it.
You can also connect multiple accounts for the same service (e.g., work and personal Gmail). The AI will pick the right one based on context, or ask you which to use.
Available Services
There are 500+ services available, including:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Communication | Gmail, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams |
| Development | GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Jira |
| Productivity | Google Calendar, Notion, Todoist |
| Storage | Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive |
| CRM | HubSpot, Salesforce |
| Social | Twitter/X, LinkedIn |
Troubleshooting
- Connection stopped working — OAuth tokens refresh automatically, but if a service stops responding, try disconnecting and reconnecting it from Settings.
- Rate limits — Some services limit how many requests can be made in a short period. If you hit a limit, wait a few minutes and try again.