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title: How do I connect ClickUp, Figma, Netlify or PostHog?
question: connect ClickUp Figma Netlify PostHog personal token host team
area: integrations
surface: desktop
audience: beginner
keywords: [ClickUp token, Figma team URL, Netlify rebuild, PostHog phx phc EU US, scopes]
related: [integrations-overview, add-a-custom-integration, check-integration-usage]
updated: 2026-09-09
visibility: public
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# 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

1. Open **Settings → Integrations** and search for the service.
2. 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.
3. 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.