Connectors
Your context is scattered across chat apps, docs, and every AI tool you use. Connectors pull it into one Personal Brain — connect a source once instead of re-explaining it everywhere.
Connectors are the on-ramps to your Personal Brain. Each one understands a source you already use, pulls its content into your memory, keeps it current, and makes it retrievable by any agent you connect. You bring a source in once; every tool you use can then draw on it.
The Memory API is the direct path: your own code ingests chats and files. Connectors are the automatic path: link an app you already use and Parcle keeps pulling from it, with nothing to wire up by hand. Both land in the same brain.
How connectors work#
The pattern is always the same: connect the source, let Parcle ingest and index it, then retrieve the right context through your brain. Each connector understands the native shape of its source, so there is nothing to export or reformat first.
Your source -> Connector (ingests + keeps current) -> Personal Brain (memory + graph + wiki) -> Your agentsSource families#
The conversations where your context actually lives — Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp — pulled in and kept current.
Your notes and documents from Google Drive, Notion, and direct uploads, made searchable as part of your memory.
What you work through with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes — each conversation becomes memory the next agent can reuse.
Supported connectors#
The named connectors cover the apps where personal context usually piles up:
Generic interfaces#
For anything without a named connector, Parcle supports generic paths:
What connecting a source does#
Each connector understands its source natively, so there's nothing to export, reformat, or map by hand. You connect; Parcle adapts.
Whatever its shape, the source becomes part of your Personal Brain, so scattered apps stop being silos and become one body of memory any agent can reason over.
Your memory evolves with the source, staying live as it changes — no re-uploading, no manual upkeep.
One source, every agent#
Connect a source once and it is available to every agent you use, private to you. There is no per-tool integration to build or maintain. This is what makes the Personal Brain a single hub instead of one more silo — and it is the foundation for Agent Sync, where all your agents draw on the same memory.
Where connected content lives, and how it becomes memory on a timeline.