What Are Connectors?
Connectors give AI agents the ability to interact with external services and data. Tadata offers two types of connectors:1. Service Integrations
Connect your agent to existing external services like Slack, GitHub, Linear, and more. Each integration provides tools that let agents interact with that service. Examples:
Slack
Post messages, search conversations, create channels
Linear
Create and update tickets, add comments, search issues
GitHub
Create issues, list PRs, search code, manage releases
Sentry
List errors, get error details, resolve issues
Notion
Search pages, create documents, update databases
And 50+ more
New integrations added daily
2. Agent Capabilities
Give your agent new capabilities like searching documentation, searching code, web search, and memory. These aren’t connections to external services - they’re built-in tools that extend what your agent can do.Knowledge Search
Search documentation sitesPoint to any public website (like your docs) and your agent can search it to answer questions. No need to connect to a specific service.Example: Index your help center so support agents can find answers instantly.
Code Search
Search GitHub repositoriesPoint to public GitHub repos and your agent can search the codebase for relevant code and implementations.Example: Let triage agents find code related to production errors.
How Connectors Work
- Connect Once: Authenticate with OAuth or API key (Tadata stores credentials securely)
- Add to Toolset: Select which connectors your agent needs
- Deploy: Your agent can now use all the tools from those connectors
Browse Available Connectors
We offer many pre-built connectors for popular services, with new connectors added daily.View All Connectors
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Bring Your Own API
Need a custom or private API? Upload your OpenAPI spec or integrate an existing MCP server.Bring Your Own API
Learn how to add custom connectors