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Bring live context from the tools your team already uses. Your specs live in Notion, your tickets in Linear, your numbers in Mixpanel. Connect them and Figr can pull what it needs while it works, instead of you copying and pasting it in.
1

Open your connectors

In a project, click Add context in the chat box, then Connectors → Manage connectors.
Manage connectors in the chat box
2

Pick a tool

Choose the tool you want to connect, such as Notion, Confluence, Google Workspace, Linear, Asana, GitHub, Slack, Miro, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Granola or Mobbin.
List of available connectors
3

Sign in and allow access

Click Connect, sign in to the tool, review the permissions it asks for, and click Authorize. A green Connected badge appears.
4

Turn it on or off

Use the toggle next to each connector to choose which ones Figr can use in your chats.
Connector toggles in the chat box
Each member connects their own accounts. Connecting a tool gives Figr access with your account only, not your teammates’.
Check the permissions. Some connectors ask for write access as well as read, for example to Notion pages, Slack messages and canvases, or Miro boards. Review what each tool asks for before you authorize it.
Using a tool that isn’t listed? Click Add custom, enter its name, MCP server URL and transport type, then click Add connector and Connect.
For GitHub, choose only the repos Figr should read. Connect only the tools you’ll actually use.
Stuck? If the sign-in page doesn’t come back to Figr, log in to the tool in the same browser first, then try again.

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