Integrations

Connect 20+ tools via secure OAuth to power your AI Skills. Tokens are stored AES-256-GCM encrypted — your credentials are never stored in plain text.

How to Connect a Tool

Open the user menu (top right) → Connections
Find the tool you want to connect and click Connect
You'll be redirected to the tool's OAuth consent screen
After approval, you're redirected back and the connection is active
Admins can also set company-level connections that all team members share

Available Integrations

Google Workspace

Tool	Default OAuth Scopes
Google Sheets	`spreadsheets.read / write`
Google Drive	`files.read / write`
Google Calendar	`calendar.read / write`
Gmail	`mail.modify`
Google Docs	`documents.read / write`

Communication

Tool	Default OAuth Scopes
Slack	`chat:write, channels:read`
Discord	`identify, guilds`
Microsoft Teams	`Chat.ReadWrite`
Microsoft Outlook	`Mail.ReadWrite`

CRM

Tool	Default OAuth Scopes
HubSpot	`crm.objects.contacts.read`
Salesforce	`api, refresh_token`
Zendesk	`read, write`

Productivity & Storage

Tool	Default OAuth Scopes
Notion	`read, write pages`
Airtable	`data.records.read / write`
OneDrive	`Files.ReadWrite`

Project Management

Tool	Default OAuth Scopes
GitHub	`repo, read:user`
Linear	`read, write`
Jira	`read:jira-work, write:jira-work`
Asana	`default`

Commerce & Payments

Tool	Default OAuth Scopes
Shopify	`read_products, write_products`
Stripe	`read_write`

Token Refresh

Fluxopus automatically refreshes expired OAuth access tokens before skill execution using the stored refresh token. If a refresh token expires (e.g. Slack tokens expire after 90 days of inactivity), you will need to reconnect the tool.

Security

All OAuth tokens (access + refresh) are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before being written to the database. The encryption key is stored separately from the database. Tokens are only decrypted in memory at the moment of use and are never logged or sent to third-party services other than the intended tool.