Sources

Everything you can connect.

Each one connects with credentials you give it, and reads only what your own account is allowed to see. Open any of them to find out what you need before you start. No account required.

code

GitHubIssues, pull requests and code search across the repositories your token can read.

data

Amazon RedshiftQuery Redshift read-only. Connect with a host and password, or with AWS credentials if there is no route to the cluster.MySQLQuery a MySQL or MariaDB database read-only — RDS, Aurora, PlanetScale, or your own.PostgreSQLQuery a PostgreSQL database read-only — RDS, Neon, Supabase, or your own.

documentation

ConfluenceImport spaces from Confluence and chat with them. Worclaude keeps its own searchable copy, refreshed on a schedule you choose.Confluence (self-hosted)Import spaces from a Confluence Server or Data Center site you run yourself, and chat with them.Documents folderIndex a folder of Markdown or text files the server can read. Useful for a docs repository mounted into Worclaude.NotionSearch and read Notion pages and databases through Notion's hosted service.WebsiteIndex a documentation site by its address. Public, or behind a token, password or API-key header.

general

Shared serviceConnect to a service your team already runs. Most services speak this way.Shared service (SSE)Connect to a service your team already runs. For an older service that streams over SSE, on /sse and /messages.

meetings

GranolaSearch and read your meeting notes and the transcripts behind them. Read-only, and limited to the notes your key's scopes cover.

signals

SentryAsk about errors, releases and regressions through Sentry's own hosted service.

support

ZendeskSearch and read support tickets, their conversations and your saved views. Read-only, as the agent whose token you give it.

tracking

JiraSearch issues, read comments and follow sprints through Atlassian's hosted service.