Connectors

Give the raven app scoped access to the tools you already use.

Connectors let the raven app work with the tools you already use. A connector grants the app scoped access to one service, account-level: connect it once and it works on every device you sign in from.

#Available connectors

Google family: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Docs, and Google Sheets, through one sign-in with scoped permissions.
GitHub: repositories, issues, and pull requests.
Vercel and Cloudflare: deployments and DNS, connected with an API key.
More connectors are landing over time; the app shows what is currently available.

#Connecting a service

In the raven app, open settings and find Connectors.
Choose the service and approve the permission prompt in the popup window. OAuth-based services (Google, GitHub, Vercel) use their own sign-in; key-based services (Cloudflare) take a key you create in that service's dashboard.
The connection is stored account-level and appears in the list with its status.

#How access is stored

OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest and tied to your account, not to a device. Disconnecting a connector revokes the stored access immediately. The app only requests the scopes a connector actually needs, and you can see what was granted when you connect.