Integrations

Integrations connect your outside accounts to Klipeo. There are four, each for a specific Klipeo feature. Connect them from Settings, Integrations, in this order on the page. For the wider set of apps Vibe can act in, such as Gmail, Drive, and Notion, see Connectors.

Slack

Connect workspace takes you through Slack's install flow, and the card then shows a Workspace connected pill with the workspace names. Reconnecting uses the same button, now labelled Reconnect workspace.

Link my Slack user ties your Slack identity to your Klipeo account. It gives you a short-lived code, and the card tells you what to do with it: mention the Klipeo bot in Slack with link <code>. The card shows when the code expires. New link code issues a fresh one.

GitHub

Connecting GitHub lets a project live in a private repo, which is what powers versioned projects: personal branches, commits, and pull requests. It's also required before you can accept a collaborator invite that was sent to your GitHub username, since Klipeo verifies the account matches. Accepting in Klipeo also accepts the exact pending repository invitation, so you don't need to find and accept a second invite in GitHub.

YouTube and TikTok

These are for publishing. Connecting asks for the permission Klipeo needs to upload on your behalf: the channel upload scope for YouTube, and publishing for TikTok. Once connected, you can send a finished render straight to the platform.

Knowing what's connected

A connected integration shows a Connected badge with the account name and email underneath, so you can tell at a glance which channel or GitHub account is actually wired up. When you come back from a provider's consent screen, a banner at the top of the page confirms it worked, or says what went wrong if it didn't.