Connectors
Eleven connectors ship in mari-connectors, plus GitHub, which is handled
separately because it reads more than files.
| Connector | Reads |
|---|---|
| Airtable | Tables and records |
| Asana | Projects and tasks |
| Confluence | Pages from readable spaces |
| Dropbox | Text and Markdown documents |
| Google Drive | Google Docs and text files |
| Jira | Issues and discussions |
| Linear | Issues and discussions |
| Notion | Pages shared with the integration |
| Slack | Threaded channel history |
| Trello | Boards, lists, and cards |
| Zendesk | Published help-centre articles |
GitHub
The GitHub connector ingests repository files and, separately, commit messages, pull request descriptions, issues, and comments. Each becomes a document. Pushes arrive by webhook, so a repository re-syncs on commit rather than on a schedule.
Most of why a change was made lives in the commit and the pull request, not in the file, which is why these are ingested rather than skipped.
Scope
Every connector tracks explicitly. Connecting a workspace does not read all of it. You choose the repositories, spaces, channels, or boards, and Sources shows what is tracked and when each last delivered.
Credentials
Credentials are per source and per workspace. Settings, API keys manages them.