> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.worksynk.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integrations

> Connect the tools your team already works in.

Integrations are configured under **Settings → Integrations**, with some
connected per project.

## Code hosts

<Note>
  GitHub is a **Growth plan** module.
</Note>

Link a repository to a project and commits, branches, and pull requests attach
to the work they reference. Other hosts (GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps) are
available through the same integrations page.

## Importing from another tool

Moving in from Jira, Asana, Azure DevOps, or Zoho? Connect the source and
import an existing project — issues arrive as tasks with their status and
assignee mapped.

Linked projects continue to sync, so a team mid-migration can work in both for
a while without one drifting from the other.

## Chat

Connect Slack or Microsoft Teams and link a channel to a project. The channel
can receive lifecycle updates — meetings scheduled, files uploaded, sprints
started and completed — and SLA breach alerts where SLA Management is on.

Channels opt in per project, so a busy client channel doesn't get every
internal status change.

## Design

Link Figma files to tasks so the work and the design that specifies it sit
together.

## Meetings

Schedule Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams meetings against a project. With the AI
assistant on, a meeting can draft follow-up tasks for you to review before
anything is created.

## Email

Give a project an inbound address and forwarded mail or client replies land as
work in the right place.

## Webhooks

<Note>
  Webhooks are a **Growth plan** module.
</Note>

Send signed events to your own systems when things happen in Worksynk, and use
webhook actions inside workflows.

## AI assistants

Worksynk can be connected to AI hosts — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and
others — so you can ask about your work in the tool you're already in.

Setup is per-platform and lives in the app, under **Settings → MCP**, which
walks through connecting each host and generates the credentials for you.

<Warning>
  A connection acts **as the person who authorized it** and can never see more
  than they can. Grant read-only access unless the assistant genuinely needs to
  create or change work, and review connections periodically — owners and
  admins can see and revoke every one under **Settings → MCP**.
</Warning>