> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.openfinance.tech/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connectors > Bring the accounts you already have into OpenFinance so the agent can use them. See what you can connect, how to connect it, and how to disconnect later. Each connector gives the agent one more place to work. Connect a brokerage and the chat can read and trade in that account; connect GitHub and Vercel and Build mode can ship your apps. ## How it works There are two kinds of connector, shown as two sections on the page. | Section | What it is for | How you connect | | - | - | - | | **Integrations** | Shipping the apps your agent builds to your own GitHub and Vercel accounts | Sign in to the provider in a new tab | | **MCP Servers** | Letting your agent read and trade through your brokerage and wallet accounts, or pull in outside data | Sign in to the provider, or paste an API token, depending on the connector | Once a connector is connected, its tools are available in every chat. Nothing else changes: you still ask in plain language, and trades still wait for your confirmation. > [!NOTE] > > Every trade needs your confirmation, and nothing here is financial advice. Orders placed through a connected brokerage run in your own account at that broker, under that broker's rules. ![Connectors page with the search box, the All, Connected and Available filters, the GitHub and Vercel integration cards and the MCP server cards with Connect buttons](https://mintcdn.com/openfinance/-pu5SodoQuhEwuR-/images/screens/connectors-page.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=-pu5SodoQuhEwuR-\&q=85\&s=bd982f69947a230b3433f9ba5a190dde) The Connectors page: search and filters, then Integrations and MCP Servers ## What you can connect The list is served by OpenFinance and changes over time. At the time of writing the page shows: | Connector | Type | What it does | | - | - | - | | **GitHub** | Integration | Push the apps your agent builds to a repo in your own GitHub account | | **Vercel** | Integration | Deploy the apps your agent builds to your own Vercel account, for a permanent address | | **Robinhood** | Brokerage | Trade stocks and options through your connected Robinhood account | | **IBKR** | Brokerage | Read your Interactive Brokers portfolio, positions and market data, and place orders | | **Base** | Onchain | Run wallet actions and transactions on Base through your connected account | | **Centaur** | Signals | Trading intelligence delivered to your agent | | **Bitquery** | Onchain data | Onchain market data, wallets and traders across many chains | | **Coinbase** | Crypto | Listed as **Coming soon** | A connector marked **Coming soon** cannot be connected yet. The **Skills** tab at the top of the page is also marked Soon. If you want to trade options, this is the way in: options trade through your own IBKR or Robinhood account connected here. ## Connect an account **1. Open Connectors** Click **Connectors** in the sidebar under Connect. Use the search box or the **All**, **Connected** and **Available** filters to find what you need. **2. Open the card** Click a card to read what the connector does and what connecting allows. **3. Click Connect** A new tab opens at the provider. Sign in and approve access. Some connectors ask you to paste an API token instead. **4. Come back** The tab closes by itself and the card shows **Connected**. For a connected MCP server, the card's details list the tools it gives the agent. If your browser blocks the new tab, allow popups for the site; OpenFinance falls back to opening the sign-in in the current tab. ## Disconnect or reconnect Open the connector's card and click **Disconnect**. This removes the connection on the OpenFinance side. To fully revoke access, also remove OpenFinance in the provider's own settings. If a card shows "Last use failed", the last call to that connector returned an error. If it keeps happening, disconnect and connect again. ## Other places you will see connectors The same connections show up in a few other places, so you can connect from wherever you are. * **Settings > Integrations** and **Settings > MCP Servers** show the same connections with the same Connect and Disconnect buttons. * **Build mode's side panel** has Connect buttons for GitHub and Vercel under **Ship your app**. * **Mainframe** has the same two buttons at the top of the gallery. * **Alchemy** lists brokers under **Markets connected**; **Enable** brings you to this page. ## Example prompts After connecting a brokerage, ask in Chat: ```text theme={"system"} Show my Robinhood portfolio and today's change for each position. ``` ```text theme={"system"} Show my IBKR portfolio and open positions. ``` ```text theme={"system"} Show the NVDA option chain for the nearest monthly expiry in my Robinhood account. ``` After connecting GitHub and Vercel, ask in Build mode: ```text theme={"system"} Push this app to a new GitHub repo. ``` ```text theme={"system"} Deploy this app to Vercel. ``` ## Tips * Connect GitHub and Vercel before you start a long build, so the deploy at the end does not stall. * Connect only the accounts you want the agent to reach. A connected brokerage can place orders after you approve them. * If a deploy fails in Chat, the reply shows a card to connect or reconnect Vercel and deploy again. See [Build mode](https://docs.openfinance.tech/product/build-mode.md). ## FAQ > [accordion] Do I need to be signed in? > > You can browse the page signed out. Connecting asks you to sign in. > [accordion] Does OpenFinance see my brokerage password? > > No. For sign-in connectors you sign in on the provider's own page and approve access there. A few connectors use an API token that you paste in instead. > [accordion] Is this the same as connecting Claude or ChatGPT? > > No. Connectors bring outside accounts into OpenFinance. To use OpenFinance from an outside AI tool, see [External AI](https://docs.openfinance.tech/product/external-ai.md). ## Next > [card] [Build mode](https://docs.openfinance.tech/product/build-mode.md) > > Use GitHub and Vercel to ship what you build. > [card] [External AI](https://docs.openfinance.tech/product/external-ai.md) > > The other direction: outside AI tools using OpenFinance. > [card] [Markets](https://docs.openfinance.tech/markets/overview.md) > > Which venues need a connector and which do not. > [card] [Alchemy](https://docs.openfinance.tech/alchemy/overview.md) > > See broker venues appear in trade ideas. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.