Connect the apps you already use
ai.diy can act in Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Slack, Linear, and other SaaS apps through Composio. Connect once in Settings → Apps, then ask the assistant to read or update the tools you authorized.
- Auth model
- BYOK Composio key, browser-held
- Apps
- Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Slack, Linear, Jira, and more
- Writes
- Yes / No / don’t-ask-again confirmation
Connect apps without moving your workspace
Most AI chat apps stop at the model. ai.diy can also use the SaaS tools you already live in. A Composio session exposes those apps as MCP tools in the same thread as search, Python, and files.
The API key never becomes a server secret. It is stored in this browser and relayed only for the request that needs it.
What you need
Create a key at dashboard.composio.dev. Grant it sessions write access — a read-only key can list apps but cannot start a chat session.
Then open Settings → Apps, paste or drop the key, and connect Gmail, GitHub, Notion, or Slack. In chat, those tools appear as mcp_composio_….
Questions people ask
How do I connect Gmail or GitHub to ai.diy?
Open the workspace, go to Settings → Apps, paste a Composio API key with sessions write access, then connect the app. The key stays in your browser except for per-request relay.
Is Composio free to use with ai.diy?
Composio’s free plan includes sessions, managed OAuth, and a monthly tool-call allowance. You still need a valid API key from dashboard.composio.dev.
Can the assistant send email or change data without asking?
No. Read actions can run immediately. Writes, sends, and other data-changing actions ask you Yes, No, or Yes don’t ask again before they execute.