Setup guides
Connect data & code
Plug in the systems Kai needs to do real work. Your databases and your code repositories. Everything else (calendar, video, messaging, documents, social posting) is already inside Kaiday.
Kaiday is the workspace, not a glue layer
You do not connect Google Calendar, Zoom, Notion, or Slack to Kaiday. Those tools have native Kaiday equivalents that Kai can drive directly. The connectors below cover the two things Kaiday cannot bring in-house: your existing customer database and your existing code repositories.
Databases (Connections)
Kaiday talks to Postgres, MySQL, and MongoDB. Each connection is annotated with what's inside, so Kai picks the right one when it answers a question or runs a tool.
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- 1Open ConnectionsSidebar →
Connections→ Add connection. - 2Pick the enginePostgres, MySQL, or MongoDB. Each has its own form.
- 3Paste credentialsHost, port, database name, username, password. Your username and password are stored encrypted. They are never shown back to you or to anyone else after you save them.
- 4Describe what's insideOne sentence per major table or collection. This is what Kai reads to decide whether to query this connection.
- 5Test the connectionKaiday runs a no-op query. If it fails you see the exact error, not a generic one.
Read-only by default
Connections are read access only. Writes require an explicit per-connection toggle.
Code repositories
Connect repos so Kai can inspect code, answer technical questions, and open draft PRs.
- 1Open CodeSidebar →
Code→ Connect repo. - 2Authorize GitHubOAuth flow. Pick which repos to grant access to.
- 3Confirm permissionsRead access is the default. PR creation is opt-in per repo.
Drafts only, never main
Kai opens PRs from non-main branches and never force-pushes. Every PR is reviewed by you before merge.
What you do not need to connect
These all live inside Kaiday natively. Don't go looking for an integration setting. There isn't one, by design:
- Calendar. Kaiday has its own calendar. Create events with Kai directly.
- Video meetings. Kaiday runs its own video stack. Record and transcribe in-platform.
- Messaging. Kaiday Messaging replaces Slack-style internal chat.
- Documents. Documents, sheets, and decks live in the Knowledge Base. Kai can create and edit them.
- Email. Kaiday Email replaces your inbox. Mint addresses on any domain you've verified.
- Social channels. Posting and monitoring happen from the Social tab. Configure your handles there, not as integrations.