Connectors

Connectors are how you wire Computer up to your other tools. On the web, open the connector catalog from Settings. You can also set up and manage connections directly in the Computer app on Android and iOS.

On the web, the connector catalog brings together two kinds of connectors in one searchable catalog:

• AirSync connectors bring data into Computer (your Salesforce opportunities, Jira issues, Zendesk tickets, Notion pages, etc.). Computer keeps a synced copy and can search and reason over it in any chat.

• MCP connectors bring tools into Computer (create a Jira issue, post to Slack, run a query). Tools are called live by the agent when needed, nothing is synced.

Connect a source on the web

1. Go to Settings → Integrations → AirSyncs and find the connector in the grid (the search field filters as you type).

2. Click the connector card, then click Connect in the modal.

3. Authorize the connection. Most connectors use OAuth, your browser opens, you sign in, and you are returned to the app. Some connectors use a Personal Access Token or API key instead; follow the prompts for the credential type required.

Each card shows its connection state at a glance with a green Connected chip when the connector is active.

Connect and manage tools on mobile

You can set up and manage connections to your data and tools from the Computer app on Android and iOS. Open the app’s connections area, choose the tool you want to connect, and follow the authorization prompts. Return to your connections in the app when you need to review or manage them.

Android: When a tool supports both data syncing and actions, setup uses a single connection flow. You do not need to enter the same credentials twice to enable those capabilities.

Follow the prompts shown for your platform and the selected tool. The Android single-flow improvement does not imply that every tool supports both capabilities.

AirSync — syncing data

After authorizing an AirSync connector, Computer creates one or more sync units that pull data in the background. Open the connector's detail page → Activity tab to watch:

• Syncing → Completed — first sync is running, then done.

• Invalid connection — credential expired; click Reconnect.

• Map fields needed — schema changed; click Map fields to resolve.

Sync units run manually by default. To put a unit on a schedule, open its kebab menu (⋮) → Edit periodic sync and pick a direction (Source → Computer, Computer → Source, or both) and a frequency. You can also Archive, Delete, or Change connection from the same menu.

MCP — adding tools

Built-in MCP servers appear in the same catalog. Click the card → Connect → pick the credential the server needs.

Once connected, the MCP server's tools gets added on your Computer agent. Open the server's detail page → Access tab to set a mode per tool:

• Always allow — Computer calls the tool without asking.

• Needs approval — Computer asks you first (HITL).

• Block — Computer cannot call the tool.

To update tools after the server changes, open the kebab menu (⋮) → Resync (remote MCP servers only).

Add a custom MCP server

If you have your own MCP server or one that does not appear in the catalog, you can add it manually.

> 📝 Note: Adding a custom MCP server is restricted to admins. Once a server is added, any user can configure their own authentication for it.

1. Go to Settings → Integrations → AirSyncs and click + Add custom connector in the top-right corner.

2. Fill in Name, URL, Slug, and Description, then select the authentication method, either the required service's OAuth or Personal Access Token for a shared secret.

3. Pick or create the connection on the next screen, then click Set up.

To manage a custom MCP server later, open its kebab menu (⋮):

- Remove from agent — stops Computer from using the server but keeps the server record.

- Delete server — permanently removes the server and its configuration.