Providers and connection management

This page lists every provider you can connect today, shows how each one authorizes, and explains how to manage a connection once it exists.

Apps you can connect

Select Add new connection in the Connections hub, then pick one of these:

Provider	What agents can do	Setup
Atlassian (Jira + Confluence)	Track issues, and read and write Confluence pages.	OAuth
AWS	Run the AWS CLI with short-lived credentials.	Role, keys, or SSO
Crypto wallet	View addresses and propose native ETH or SOL transfers.	Create or import
cTrader	Trade forex and CFDs, and read market data and account history.	OAuth
Custom	Use your own integration from a public GitHub manifest.	Manifest and credentials
GitHub	Work with repositories, issues, pull requests, and code.	OAuth
Google Workspace	Use Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and more.	OAuth
Microsoft 365	Use Outlook mail, Calendar, OneDrive, and more.	OAuth
MYOB Business	Manage invoices, contacts, and finances.	OAuth
Notion	Read and update pages, databases, and comments.	OAuth
Salesforce	Query and manage CRM records.	OAuth
Shopify	Manage products, orders, customers, and inventory.	OAuth with store domain
Telegram (local user session)	Monitor Telegram chats you subscribe to.	Phone sign-in
Vast.ai	Rent GPUs with your own Vast.ai API key.	API key
Xero	Use accounting data and workflows.	OAuth

The dashboard picker is the live list. It shows Crypto wallet and Telegram only when you’re adding a connection on an agent.

To follow the OAuth flow, see Connect an account. Some connection tools don’t run on every runtime; see the integrations overview.

cTrader can place real trades

A cTrader connection gives agents full trading access, not read-only access. Connect a demo account first if you want to try it safely. Alfe uses the live or demo host that matches the account you connect.

Older Atlassian connections must reconnect for Confluence

Atlassian changed how Confluence authorizes connected apps. Connections made before that change can still use Jira, but Confluence pages, search, comments, and labels fail with an insufficient_scope error.

To fix it, select Reconnect on the connection and approve the new permissions. The connection still shows Connected, so the hub won’t prompt you.

Other setup methods

These providers don’t use the standard OAuth popup.

Shopify

Shopify authorizes one store at a time, so enter its domain first.

1. Select Shopify and enter your store’s .myshopify.com domain. The store handle also works.
2. Approve access on Shopify’s screen.

To connect another store, run the flow again. Agents choose a store by its domain.

Crypto wallet

A wallet belongs to one agent. A specialist custody provider, Privy, holds the signing key. Alfe stores the wallet address and a reference to it.

1. Open the agent’s Connections tab, select Add new connection, and pick Crypto wallet.
2. Choose New wallet and pick Ethereum and EVM networks, Solana, or both. To import instead, choose Recovery phrase or Private key.
3. Optionally add a label, then select Create wallet or Import wallet.

An agent can’t move funds on its own. It proposes a transfer, and a person who can manage connections on that agent approves or rejects it under Manage. Approval requires a recent second-factor check. Only native ETH and SOL transfers are supported, and network gas comes from the wallet.

Export before you disconnect

Disconnecting archives the wallet and removes Alfe’s access to it. If you need to keep control of the funds, use the one-time recovery export under Manage first.

Custom connection

A custom connection adds an integration you or someone else published in a public GitHub repository.

1. Select Custom (from GitHub manifest).
2. Enter the Repository URL, the Manifest path, and the Ref.
3. Preview the manifest, then enter the credentials it asks for.
4. Name the connection and create it.

Review the source first

Alfe accepts any public GitHub repository, and the integration runs on your agents. Check the repository and the manifest preview before you add it.

Manage a connection

Open the Connections view for the scope that owns the connection. The actions on each row depend on the provider.

Reconnect

Reconnect reruns the approval flow for OAuth providers and keeps the same connection, so everything using it keeps working. See Reconnect an account. For Telegram, the action is Sign in.

Update credentials

Providers without OAuth have their own action:

• Vast.ai — Update API key.
• Custom — Edit.
• Crypto wallet — Manage.
• AWS — Manage roles or Finish setup. See Connect an AWS account.

Move

Move changes a connection’s scope without authorizing it again. See Move a connection.

Disconnect

Disconnect removes Alfe’s stored access immediately, and agents lose access to that account. To use the account again, connect it from scratch.

Some connections take more with them, and Alfe asks you to confirm first:

• Mobile number — releases the number and stops its monthly charge.
• Crypto wallet — archives the wallet.
• AWS — credentials already issued keep working until they expire. See Revoke access.

Connection status

Each row shows a badge:

Badge	Meaning	What to do
Connected	Working and available to agents.	Nothing.
Provisioning	A mobile number is still being set up.	Wait for it to finish.
Token expired	Access has lapsed.	Select Reconnect.
Revoked	Access was withdrawn.	Select Reconnect.
Error	Alfe hit a problem using the connection.	Select Reconnect, or check the provider.
Enabled on agent	Telegram is enabled. The sign-in itself lives on the agent.	Ask the agent for its Telegram status.

AWS connections have their own badges. See AWS troubleshooting.

Next steps

• Connection scopes: control where a connection is available.
• Integrations overview: see what each connection unlocks.
• Channels: set up Slack, Teams, phone numbers, and other messaging platforms.