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title: How do I connect GitHub, Stripe, and other tools?
question: connect integrations
area: settings
order: 10
surface: desktop
audience: beginner
keywords: [integrations, connect, github, vercel, cloudflare, stripe, supabase, openai, anthropic, google, meta ads, xero, wordpress, token, oauth, disconnect, coming soon, connect account]
related: [data-library, mcp-servers-and-agent-browser, saved-logins-and-passwords]
updated: 2026-07-21
---

# How do I connect GitHub, Stripe, and other tools?

Open the full settings page and click **Integrations**. Each service is a card with a **Connect** button. Some connect through your browser (like GitHub), and some ask you to paste an access token, with step-by-step help on the card. Once connected, your agents can work with that service on your behalf without ever seeing your login. The intro line reads "Connect codus to the tools you already use."

## Steps

1. Open the gear (**⚙**) and click **See all settings →**, then click **Integrations**.
2. Find the service you want. There is a **Search integrations…** box at the top to filter the list by name.
3. Click **Connect** on its card.
   - For a browser-based one like **GitHub**, a browser window opens for you to approve. When you return, the card reads "Connected" with your username.
   - For a token-based one like **Vercel**, the card walks you through creating a token on that service, then gives you a box to paste it into before you click **Connect**.
4. To remove a connection later, click **Disconnect** on its card and confirm.

## What is available

Many services are live and ready to connect today, including:

- **Source control and hosting**: GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Supabase, WordPress.
- **Payments and accounting**: Stripe, Xero.
- **AI providers**: OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, Replicate, ElevenLabs.
- **Advertising and analytics**: Meta Ads, Google.

Below the live cards is a **Coming soon** group, shown greyed out and not yet connectable. It currently includes GitLab, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, Bitbucket, Slack, Discord, Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Notion, Sentry, Figma, and Zapier.

## How do I know it worked?

A connected card shows a "Connected" state, usually with your account name (for example "Connected as @yourname" for GitHub). That is your confirmation. From then on, agents can use that service in your projects.

## Common problems

- **A card I want is greyed out.** It is in the **Coming soon** group and not connectable yet. The list on the left of the settings page names "GitHub, Slack, Linear, more", but Slack and Linear are still in Coming soon; GitHub is live now.
- **The token box would not accept my token.** Follow the steps on the card exactly; several services need a token with specific scopes. Re-create the token with the scope the card suggests and paste it again.
- **I disconnected by mistake.** Click **Connect** again to reconnect. For browser-based services you approve once more; for token-based ones you paste a fresh token.