Connectors overview
Connect once and Pythe reads your numbers and your employees can act in the app, always with your approval. Tokens stay on the server and are never put on a computer.
Updated 2026-10-13
Open Connectors in the sidebar. It shows what is connected, what is available, and a section called What to measure.
What is available
| Connector | How you connect | What Pythe uses it for | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| OAuth (about 30 seconds) | Gmail sending for outreach, with your approval. | Available | |
| Slack | OAuth (about 30 seconds) | Employees can post, with your approval. Weekly digests, milestone alerts and competitor-watch alerts. | Available |
| Notion | OAuth (about a minute) | Employees create pages, with your approval. Push roadmaps, retros and docs. | Available |
| HubSpot | OAuth (about a minute) | Employees add contacts and log notes, with your approval. Pipeline counts and deal velocity. | Available |
| GitHub | OAuth (about 30 seconds) | Engineers clone private repos, branch and open issues and pull requests, with your approval. Repo list, stars and activity. | Available |
| GitLab | OAuth (about 30 seconds) | Projects, visibility, stars and recent activity. GitLab.com only; self-managed is not supported yet. | Available (read only) |
| Stripe | Stripe Connect OAuth (about 30 seconds) | MRR, ARR, churn, subscription counts and failed payments. Read-only. | Available |
| PostHog | Project ID and host (about a minute) | Daily and weekly active users, signups and page views. | Available |
| Shopify, Google Analytics 4, Mixpanel, Linear | - | - | Coming soon |
Where each connection lives
- Slack, Notion, HubSpot, GitHub, GitLab, Stripe and PostHog are connected per workspace.
- Google is connected per person, not per workspace. Disconnect any time and the token is deleted.
Approval-gated actions
Employees can act in five apps today: Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot and GitHub. Publishing a website goes through Vercel. Every one of these waits for your approval; see Approvals. Linear, Stripe and PostHog are not action targets yet.
How tokens are handled
- Tokens are stored on the server and used only on the server.
- No token enters an agent’s computer. The one exception is a pull request, where a single
git pushis handed your GitHub token as an environment variable read by a credential helper. It is never written to disk or into the repo’s config. - HubSpot access tokens refresh themselves.
- Stripe: Pythe never gets your API keys and cannot move money. It uses read access.
Asked for in a chat
When an employee needs an app that is not connected, it uses request_connector. A Connect button appears in the chat and takes you straight to sign-in. Once you finish, the run carries on. It does nothing if the app is already connected.
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