Integrations
Integrations
Connect the tools your team already lives in so HiveBase sees your real work.
HiveBase gets smarter the more of your work it can see. Connect a source so HiveBase can read it (read-only first). What happens next depends on the tool: some seed Brain context after you confirm what to watch; Linear stays source-first until you promote or link an issue. Connect ≠ watch ≠ Brain ≠ writeback.
For task tools, Linear is the beachhead (source-first). ClickUp and Asana are plug-ins: after connect, you confirm which lists or projects to watch before monitoring — and for ClickUp, before Docs Brain seed.
Slack
Conversations, threads, and decisions.
Google Workspace
Gmail, Calendar, and Drive — source-first context.
Zoom
Meeting transcripts, highlights, action items.
Google Meet
AI summaries and one-click tasks from calls.
Linear
Source-first beachhead — promote or link one issue at a time. Writeback not live yet.
ClickUp
Confirm lists to watch — monitoring and Docs Brain seed only after that.
Asana
Confirm projects to watch — monitoring only after that confirmation.
GitHub
PRs, releases, and reviews in context.
Supabase
Operational data into your automations.
Clay
Prospect signals in; Brain context out via MCP.
Connected agents
Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode — supervised coding runs.
Read-only first
Every integration starts read-only. Connecting a tool does not turn on writeback. Where outbound writes exist, they stay fail-closed until certified and explicitly enabled — Linear writeback is not live yet. See Trust & safety.
Connected agents
For coding work, HiveBase can delegate tasks to external agents — Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode — then supervise and return the result. Linear's agent is not enabled yet. See Connected agents.