Integrations
Connect the tools your team already uses so Falconer can search, write, and keep documentation up to date across your stack.
Each integration takes a few clicks to set up. For the general connection flow, prerequisites, and what each button means, see Connect sources.
You can also ask Falcon to connect a missing source while you are working in a conversation. It shows a connection card, takes you through authorization, and brings you back to your request. See Connect integrations with Falcon.
Other connections
Section titled “Other connections”The pages below cover common sources, not every service you can use. From the Integrations page, you can add supported remote MCP servers from a searchable list or enter a custom server URL. These connect Falcon to the tools that server offers. You can also connect PostgreSQL or MySQL with access limited to the tables and columns you choose. Availability depends on your organization’s settings and the provider.
Available integrations
Section titled “Available integrations”| Integration | What it brings to Falconer |
|---|---|
| Slack | Ask questions and manage docs directly from Slack. |
| GitHub | Connect repositories to ask about your codebase. |
| Linear | Sync issues and projects for context-aware answers. |
| Notion | Import pages and databases from your workspace. |
| Confluence | Sync documentation from your Confluence spaces. |
| Google Drive | Connect your personal Google Drive files. |
| Google Workspace | Sync documents across your Google Workspace. |
| Gmail | Import emails and threads from Gmail. |
| Zendesk | Import help center and support articles. |
| Granola | Sync meeting notes and transcripts. |
| Bitbucket | Connect Bitbucket repositories to ask about your codebase. |
| Slab | Sync posts from your Slab knowledge base. |
| Jira | Sync issues, projects, releases, boards, and sprints. |
| Asana | Sync projects and tasks for context-aware answers. |
See which integrations are available for your plan on the pricing page.