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The more apps you connect, the less you have to explain. A connected integration gives GAIA two things: context (your emails, events, tasks, messages) and the ability to act, draft replies, create issues, schedule meetings, update tasks, without you switching tabs.

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Connect an integration

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Open the Integrations page

Go to Settings > Integrations in the sidebar. Integrations are organized by category, with connection status shown on each card.
Integrations page showing available apps
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Find the app and click Connect

Browse by category or search for the app. Click Connect, most integrations open the app’s authorization page in your browser.
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Authorize access

Sign in if needed, review the permissions, and click Allow. You’ll land back in GAIA automatically.
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Confirm the connection

A green dot on the card means it’s connected. GAIA will use the app whenever it’s relevant to your request.
You can also connect from the chat sidebar, expand the Integrations section to add apps without leaving the conversation.

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Use it right away

Connected integrations work in chat immediately, no extra setup. After connecting Gmail, for example: Or: “Draft a reply to the last email from Sarah”, “Send a summary of today’s meetings to the team”. GAIA picks the right tool based on what you ask.

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Available integrations

GAIA supports 60+ integrations across communication, productivity, developer, and business tools. See the Integrations overview for the categories, or browse the full list under Settings > Integrations in the app.

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Disconnect or reconnect

To disconnect, open the integration’s detail view and click Disconnect. GAIA loses access immediately and keeps no data from the connection. Some integrations use tokens that expire. If a connection stops working or shows an error, disconnect and click Connect again, that fixes most problems caused by expired or revoked tokens.

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Community marketplace

You can ignore this unless a tool you need isn’t in the built-in list. Someone may have already built it on the community marketplace, and you can build your own with the MCP protocol and publish it for others.
Custom integration modal for adding MCP integrations

Browse the Marketplace

Find community-built integrations for niche tools and workflows.

Build a Custom Integration

Connect any tool using the MCP protocol and the developer API.
Search the marketplace before building, the work may already be done.