How do I connect ClickUp, Figma, Netlify or PostHog?
Each has a built-in card in Settings → Integrations. Open the card's account-settings link, create the credential it requests, enter any extra account details and click Connect.
Before you start
Use an account you are authorised to connect. The permissions on its token limit what agents can do, and external service charges remain yours. A connection is not permission to publish or modify every resource.
Complete the right fields
- Open Settings → Integrations and search for the service.
- Follow the card's setup link and enter:
- ClickUp: a personal API token. The connection can read and, where authorised, change ClickUp work.
- Figma: a personal access token and optionally your Team URL. Include file-read access; allow comment writing only if wanted. This Codus connection is for reading and supported comments or development links, not editing the design canvas.
- Netlify: a personal access token. The built-in connection can inspect sites and trigger rebuilds; it does not upload a local build through this card.
- PostHog: a personal API key, not the project's event-ingestion key. Use the correct Host for EU, US or a self-hosted installation.
- Click Connect and inspect the account details returned.
The wrong PostHog host can look like an invalid key. A missing Figma team setting can prevent discovery of the intended team even when a file you name directly is readable.
How do I know it worked?
The card shows the connected account or organisation. Ask the agent for a read-only check of the intended resource. If it cannot access it, review token permissions and account selection before creating another credential.