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Agent supports three types of integrations so you can go from idea to app, fast:
  • Replit managed: Built-in integrations that work automatically. Create an app and your Agent can start using these right away.
  • Connectors: First-party integrations Replit supports. Sign in once, then build with them across your apps.
  • External integrations: Trusted third-party services you can build with. Ask Agent to set them up; you’ll provide API keys.

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Getting started

To use an integration, mention the service or functionality you need. For example: 
Create a web app that uses Stripe to accept payments and SendGrid to send confirmation emails
Agent automatically detects these keywords and implements the necessary code and configuration.

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Replit managed integrations

These built-ins require no setup. Just ask Agent to use them.
A simple built-in database for storing app data quickly. 
Add Replit Database to my app
Managed PostgreSQL for relational data and SQL queries. 
Use PostgreSQL in my app for relational data
Built-in storage for app files and assets. 
Use Replit App Storage to save files
Cloud-based storage for images, videos, and other files. 
Add App Storage to my app to store files
Native authentication so people can sign in with Replit. 
Add Replit Auth to my app
Configure and manage custom domains for your app. 
Set up a custom domain for my app

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Connectors

Connectors let Agent build with your real data. They are first-party integrations supported by Replit. Sign in once on the Connectors page in your Workspace, then reuse those connections across apps.
Connections are tied to your Replit account and persist across all your apps. Connect a service once and use it in any app you create.

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Available connectors

  • Google Drive: Access and manage files and folders
  • Google Docs: Create, read, and edit documents
  • Google Sheets: Read and write spreadsheet data
  • Google Calendar: Read and write events and settings
  • Gmail: Send, receive, and manage emails
  • OneDrive: Access and manage files and folders
  • Outlook: Send, receive emails and manage calendar events
  • SharePoint: Read, write, and manage sites and documents
  • GitHub: Access repositories, users, and organizations
  • Linear: Create and manage issues, comments, and schedules
  • Jira: Read users and manage work items and issues
  • Asana: Read tasks and project data
  • Confluence: Read users and groups, write content to spaces
  • Dropbox: Read files, content, and metadata
  • Box: Read and access files and folders
  • Discord: Access guild information and user profiles
  • Twilio: Send SMS messages and make voice calls
  • SendGrid: Send transactional emails
  • Resend: Send transactional emails
  • Salesforce: Access CRM data and perform operations via REST API
  • HubSpot: Read CRM objects, contacts, and deals
  • Zendesk: Read and write access to Ticket API for support workflows
  • Notion: Read and write to workspaces and pages
  • Spotify: Access and manage playlists and library
  • YouTube: Upload, manage videos, channels, and access analytics

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Accessing Connectors

You can access Connectors from the sidebar in your Workspace:
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Navigate to your Workspace

Open the Workspace for your app.
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Select Connectors

Select Connectors from the sidebar.
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Add new integration

Choose Add new integration to browse available connectors.
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Connect

Select Connect next to the service you want to integrate.
To disconnect a service, return to the Connectors panel and select Manage next to the connected service.
App connectors interface showing available integrations including GitHub, OneDrive, Outlook, Spotify, Linear, Dropbox, Monday.com, Google Docs, and YouTube with their connection status and manage options
When you select Connect for a service, Replit redirects you to authenticate with that service and grant permissions for Replit to access your data:
OAuth authentication flow showing the Linear connection dialog with privacy and security information, explaining data usage and user control

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Example prompts

  • “Integrate with Outlook to create an email dashboard”
  • “Build a GitHub repository manager using my connected GitHub account”
  • “Create a Linear task tracker for my team”
  • “Build a Notion-powered website using my connected Workspace”
  • “Create a Monday.com project dashboard”
Connectors provide authenticated access to your external services, eliminating the need to manage API keys or authentication tokens manually.
Looking for organization-wide connectors? See Connectors for Organizations.

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External integrations

Trusted third-party services. Ask Agent to set them up; you’ll provide API keys.
API keys are stored securely in your app’s Secrets. Agent will prompt you to add the key when needed.

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AI providers

Access GPT models for text generation, analysis, and assistants. 
Create a web app that uses OpenAI to summarize text
Use Gemini models for multimodal understanding and generation. 
Use Google Gemini to analyze and summarize documents
Access Claude models for reasoning, writing, and coding. 
Create a web app that uses Anthropic to generate content
AI-powered search and answer generation with citations. 
Create a web app that uses Perplexity to answer questions
Fast, efficient language models for NLP tasks. 
Use Mistral to extract key facts from text

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Business and automation

Trigger automation recipes and call APIs from your apps. 
Connect my app to a Workato recipe that syncs leads
Process payments and manage subscriptions. 
Add Stripe to my app for payments
See the Stripe payments guide for end-to-end setup, testing, and go-live steps.
Access CRM data and manage contacts. 
Connect my app to HubSpot to manage contacts

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Communication and community

Send messages and manage servers from your apps. 
Send a message to my Discord channel when a new signup happens