1. Click your profile picture in the top-right corner
2. Select "Settings" from the dropdown menu
3. Click "Integrations" in the left sidebar

What it does: Connects to your GitHub account to access your code repositories.

Benefits:

• Import Projects: Bring your existing code into the AI builder
• Save Projects: Export your AI-generated apps back to GitHub
• Real-time Updates: Get notified when code changes in your repositories
• Collaboration: Work with team members on shared repositories

What you can do:

• Browse all your GitHub repositories
• View and edit files directly
• Create new repositories for your projects
• Receive notifications about code changes

• Go to Settings → Integrations

• Locate the service you want to connect (e.g., GitHub)
• You'll see a "Not connected" badge

• Click the "Connect" button next to the service
• You'll be redirected to the service's website (e.g., GitHub.com)
• Sign in to your account if prompted
• Authorize the AI App Builder to access your account
• You'll be automatically redirected back

• You'll see a success message
• The service badge will change to "Connected"
• You can now use the service's features

• Green badge: Service is working properly
• Shows connection date: When you first connected
• Recent activity: Displays latest interactions

• Yellow badge: Connection has issues
• Common causes: Expired permissions, changed passwords
• Fix: Disconnect and reconnect the service

• Gray badge: Service is not connected
• Click "Connect" to set up the integration

When GitHub is connected, you'll see a special status card showing:

• Connection Health: Green = healthy, Yellow = needs attention
• Last Sync: When data was last updated
• Recent Activity: Latest repository events (pushes, pull requests, issues)
• Repository Count: How many repos you have access to

See real-time updates when:

• Code is pushed to your repositories
• Pull requests are created or merged
• Issues are opened or closed
• Team members make changes

• Click the "Refresh" button to update connection status
• Useful if you recently changed passwords or permissions

1. Find the connected service
2. Click "Disconnect"
3. Confirm you want to remove the connection
4. The service will be safely disconnected

Note: Disconnecting doesn't delete your data, just removes access.

If a connection shows "Needs Attention":

1. Click "Disconnect"
2. Wait a moment
3. Click "Connect" again
4. Go through the authorization process

• GitHub: Repository lists, file contents, basic profile info
• Google Drive: File lists, document contents (only what you authorize)
• Gmail: Sending capabilities, basic profile info
• Calendar: Event creation, calendar viewing

• ❌ Passwords or login credentials
• ❌ Personal data unrelated to your projects
• ❌ Data from other users or organizations
• ❌ Financial or payment information

• You control exactly what we can access
• You can revoke permissions anytime
• All connections use secure, industry-standard protocols

These features are automatically enabled:

• ⚡ Artifacts: Create and run code in the sandbox
• 📋 Fragment Templates: Access to pre-built project templates
• ☁️ E2B Sandbox: Secure cloud environment for running code

• Personal Access Tokens: Generate tokens for advanced automation
• API Integration: Connect with external tools and services
• Webhook Support: Receive real-time updates from connected services

Problem: "Failed to connect service" error Solutions:

• Check your internet connection
• Try connecting again in a few minutes
• Make sure you're logged into the service (GitHub, Google, etc.)
• Check if the service is experiencing outages

Problem: "Access denied" or "Permission error" Solutions:

• Make sure you clicked "Authorize" during connection
• Check if your account has the necessary permissions
• For GitHub: Ensure you have access to repositories
• For Google: Check if your Google account is active

Problem: Previously working connection is now yellow Solutions:

• Disconnect and reconnect the service
• Check if you changed your password recently
• Verify the service didn't revoke permissions

Problem: GitHub shows connected but no recent activity Solutions:

• Make some changes to your repositories (push code, create issues)
• Check if webhooks are properly configured
• Use the "Refresh" button to update status

1. Start with GitHub - Most useful for code projects
2. Test with a simple repository - Make sure everything works
3. Check activity feed - Verify real-time updates are working

1. Connect shared repositories - Access team projects
2. Use Google Drive - Share files and documents
3. Set up Gmail notifications - Keep everyone updated

1. Review permissions regularly - Check what services can access
2. Disconnect unused services - Remove integrations you don't need
3. Use strong passwords - Secure your connected accounts

• Refresh the page - Sometimes fixes temporary issues
• Try disconnecting and reconnecting - Resets the connection
• Check service status pages - GitHub, Google might have outages

• Contact support with specific error messages
• Include which service you're trying to connect
• Mention if it worked before or is a new connection

Last updated: [July 6th 2025] - Features and interfaces may change as we continue improving the platform.