Integrations

Integrations let your agents work with services you already use. A connection can be shared across the hive when appropriate, while each service’s permissions and HivemindOS approval rules still apply.

Open More → Integrations in the app to see what is connected, what needs setup, and which actions each connection makes available. When a task discovers a missing connection, HivemindOS can open that setup in place so you do not lose your work.

Common Connections

• GitHub for repositories, issues, pull requests, and code workflows.
• Google, Notion, Slack, and Linear for documents, communication, and project work.
• Microsoft Azure for approved cloud-resource visibility and management paths.
• Agent and tool providers that expose compatible app or MCP connections.
• Messaging and social accounts for approved outbound work.
• Twenty for company-bound customer records and approval-gated deal updates.
• Hivemind Database for free on-device records or a subscriber-managed workspace that can copy in either direction.
• NocoDB for private local tables and confirmation-gated record changes.
• A managed multichain wallet for Bitcoin and Sui transfers, EVM yield, and agent checkout when those capabilities are needed.

Adding a connection does not give every agent unlimited authority. The selected agent, its permissions, the current task, capability approvals, and the provider’s own access rules still decide what can happen.

Never paste a secret into documentation, chat, or a screenshot. When a provider asks for a credential, use the setup field shown by HivemindOS. Hive Superbrain Shared Env explains how approved setup can be reused without putting plaintext values in the vault.