Connections

Connect your team's tools so Hamster has the context it needs to help you work.

Overview

Connections let you link the services your team already uses — GitHub, Linear, Figma, Slack, Notion, and others — directly to your Hamster workspace. Once connected, those sources become part of the context Hamster draws on when you chat, write Briefs, or generate plans.

You set up team Connections once, and every team member benefits automatically. Personal Connections are used only by the person who installed them. Hamster searches across all connected sources when answering questions, so you get more accurate and relevant output without pasting in background information manually. Personal and team Connections appear together in one list, and apps from the catalog can be installed for just you or for the whole team. See Adding a Connection.

Connect Confluence and, with two-way sync enabled, Hamster folders mirror as native Confluence folders while Blueprints mirror as pages beneath the space homepage.

Connections are managed from Settings > Connections in your workspace.

Available now: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Cursor Origin, Linear, Figma, Slack, Notion, Google Drive, Jira, Confluence, Asana, Cursor, OpenAI Agents.

In This Section

  • Overview — What Connections are and how they work
  • GitHub — Connect a repository
  • GitLab — Connect a gitlab.com project
  • Bitbucket — Connect a Bitbucket Cloud repository
  • Cursor Origin — Connect repositories hosted on Cursor Origin
  • Linear — Two-way Task sync with Linear
  • Figma — Connect your designs
  • Slack — Talk to Hamster in Slack
  • Notion — Connect your Notion workspace
  • Google Drive — Connect Google Drive
  • Jira — Connect Jira Cloud
  • Confluence — Search your wiki and keep Blueprints in two-way sync with Confluence pages
  • Asana — Connect your Asana workspace
  • Cursor — Deliver Briefs through your connected Cursor account
  • OpenAI Agents — Deliver Briefs through your OpenAI Platform account