Fig Connectors: Your AI with Context
AI is significantly more powerful when it can actually see the work you're discussing. Without connectors, you spend half your time manually feeding context into the chat—pasting docs, summarizing tickets, and describing Slack threads.
Fig Connectors eliminate this friction. By linking directly to the tools you already use, Fig brings the right context into every conversation, allowing you to get work done without ever switching tabs.
Unified Tooling
Connectors provide Fig with secure access to your external ecosystem, including:
Google Drive (Docs & Spreadsheets)
Slack (Team Conversations)
Linear & GitHub (Issues & Code)
Notion & Figma (Knowledge & Design)
Salesforce (Customer Records)
And many more…
Once enabled, you can ask Fig to perform complex, context-aware tasks:
"Summarize the latest feedback from our support channels."
"Turn the onboarding specs into a launch checklist."
"Review Linear issues to identify release blockers."
"Draft a follow-up based on the latest sales notes for this account."
Real Actions, Not Just Reading
Connectors aren't just for retrieval. Fig can take active steps across your tools—creating issues, drafting updates, and triggering workflows. It moves the AI closer to the actual completion of work, whether you're a designer needing a handoff checklist or a founder sending a follow-up email.
Security and Control
Granting access doesn't mean losing control. Fig Connectors mirror your existing permissions: if you can't see a file in the original tool, Fig can't either. Teams maintain full oversight over which connectors are enabled and what actions are permitted.
The Start of a Connected Workspace
Connectors amplify every Fig feature.
Scheduled Tasks can monitor sources for automatic updates. Expert Packages leverage connectors for specialized workflows. Deep Research can query your entire organization's knowledge base. Voice Mode becomes far more capable when Fig can look up data in real-time as you speak.
When your tools are connected, Fig understands your work without you having to explain it.
That is the point of Fig Connectors: bring Fig closer to your real work.
Connect the tools. Ask the question. Let Fig use the context.