Connectors

Connect your whole stack.

Every connector pulls its source into the same knowledge graph and links it to the code it shaped. You connect and sync right in the connectors page, no commands. Pick one to see the exact steps and what it brings in.

How every connector works

The same three steps every time, all in the page. Choose how to connect, pick what to bring in, then sync.

Open the connectors page

One page adds every source. Installing Oynix and opening it is the only prerequisite, and you do it once.

Choose how to connect

One tap, your own OAuth app, or a token you paste. You pick per source, and you choose what to share.

Pick what to sync, then Sync

Select the repos, channels, projects or spaces to bring in, hit Sync, and it links to the code it shaped.

Three ways to authorize

You choose what to share. Most connectors offer all three. A few are token only.

One tap

Connect with the provider in a single click. Oynix's registered app handles the OAuth, so there is nothing to paste.

Your own app

Register your own OAuth app once and paste its client id and secret. The secret stays yours, encrypted per workspace.

A token you paste

Mint a personal token or a service account on the provider and paste it. Works everywhere, including self-hosted.

All connectors

Click any connector for how to connect it and what it brings into the graph.

GitHub

Repos and PRs indexed into the graph, each change linked to its why.

GitLab

Repositories and merge requests, and the reasoning behind them.

Bitbucket

Repositories and pull requests, in the same knowledge graph.

Confluence

RFCs, design docs and runbooks, linked to code by meaning.

Notion

Pages and databases, linked to the code they describe.

Google Drive

Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and files, part of the graph.

Microsoft 365

OneDrive and SharePoint document libraries, in the graph.

Files & Docs

Drop in any file. Text is extracted and woven into the graph.

Slack

Threads and decisions, linked to the code they shaped.

Microsoft Teams

Teams conversations and decisions, in the graph.

Jira

Tickets and epics linked to the commits that resolved them.

Linear

Issues linked to the code and PRs they touch.

Sentry

Errors tied back to the exact code frames behind them.

Firebase Crashlytics

Crash groups with full stack frames, linked to your code.

Mixpanel

Product events linked to the features behind them.

CleverTap

Engagement events and campaigns, woven into the graph.

Firebase

Remote Config, Firestore, Storage and Auth signals, in the graph.

Supabase

Your Postgres schema, functions and policies, beside your code.

Ready to connect your first source?

Install Oynix, open the connectors page, and pick a source.