Setting up a connector

This walks through connecting a service to your app and putting it to use. It takes a couple of minutes.

1. Pick the service

Open Vault → Connectors and find the service in the catalog. Every entry shows whether it is currently connected.

2. Grant access

Click the service to connect it:

• Sign-in services (Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and similar) open the provider's own window. Sign in and approve; that is the whole flow.
• API-key services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Resend, and similar) show a secure form. Paste the key from the provider's dashboard.

Credentials go into Vaulter's secure connection layer, not your project files. The agent can see that the service is connected, but never the credential itself.

3. Confirm it is connected

The service now shows Connected in the panel. That means your app is allowed to use it; nothing happens yet on its own.

4. Build a feature on top

Tell the agent what you want, in outcome terms:

When someone completes a booking, send them a confirmation email with Resend.

The agent builds the behavior against the connected service. From here, refine it like any other feature: test it in the preview, adjust in chat.

The shortcut: let the agent lead

You can also skip steps 1 to 3 entirely. Ask for the feature first, and if the service is not connected yet, the agent pauses and puts a Connect button right in the chat. Connect, and the build resumes where it left off. This is usually the smoothest path, because the agent asks for exactly what the feature needs, when it needs it.

Disconnecting

To remove a service, hit Disconnect on it in the Connectors panel and confirm. Features that relied on it will stop working, so ask the agent to remove or rework the related functionality at the same time.