Settings > Connectors connects DataMind Oda to the apps you work with, so their tools are available in your chats. The Connectors tab holds the ready-made apps: the shipped catalogue includes ClickUp and GitHub. The MCP servers tab beside it is for servers you add yourself, covered in MCP servers. Sign-ins are stored encrypted on this computer.
Starting a connect for an app cancels any sign-in still running for that app, so the new attempt takes over.
Connect starts the sign-in, and the app's sign-in page opens in your browser. Sign in there and allow access; the page then says where the sign-in stands.
You are signed in and You can close this tab and return to DataMind Oda.Sign-in did not finish and Return to DataMind Oda for details, then try again.Come back to DataMind Oda. It checks with the service on its own whether the sign-in has finished: each check waits up to about 20 seconds for an answer and repeats while the sign-in is still pending. That wait belongs to the check alone; the sign-in as a whole keeps its own, longer time limit, and if that limit runs out you see The sign-in timed out. A check that finds a sign-in which has already stopped reports This sign-in is no longer running.
Some apps sign in with a personal access token instead of a browser page. The app asks for one: Paste an access token to connect <app>. Paste the token, and DataMind Oda checks it with the service before anything is saved; a token the service does not accept is never stored.
The check can answer with one of these:
Paste the whole access token, without spaces. The paste did not arrive whole, or it held spaces. Copy the token again and paste it in full.<app> did not accept this token. The service refused the token. Paste a complete, unexpired token; if it keeps failing, contact your DataMind OS administrator.Could not reach <app> to check the token. The check could not reach the service. Check your network connection, then try again.<app> signs in through the browser, not with a token. The app does not take a token. Use the browser sign-in on its card.Choose Disconnect on the app's card. Disconnecting removes the app's connection and its saved tokens from this computer; where the service supports it, the tokens are also revoked at the service. The app's tools leave your chats, and you can connect the app again later.
This connector is turned off in Settings > MCP servers.This connector is not available in this app.If you expect to use one of these apps, contact your DataMind OS administrator.
A connector is a ready-made app from the catalogue, such as ClickUp or GitHub, that you connect from its card. An MCP server is a connection you add yourself, with the server's address or a local command. Both give Oda tools it can use while it works in your chats; MCP servers covers adding your own, and Memory, skills and connectors covers the settings around them.
Wait a moment. DataMind Oda checks with the service on its own; each check waits up to about 20 seconds for an answer and repeats while the sign-in is still pending. If a check finds a sign-in that has already stopped, it reports This sign-in is no longer running. and you start again from the app's card.
Only if the app supports it. Each card offers the ways that app supports, and some apps sign in only through the browser: a token attempt there answers <app> signs in through the browser, not with a token. Use the browser sign-in on the card instead.
One of three messages fits. Paste the whole access token, without spaces. means the paste was incomplete or held spaces. <app> did not accept this token. means the service refused the token. Could not reach <app> to check the token. means the service could not be reached for the check. DataMind Oda checks a token with the service before saving it, so a token the service does not accept is never stored.
The app's connection and its saved tokens, both on this computer; where the service supports it, the tokens are also revoked at the service. The app's tools leave your chats, and you can connect the app again later.
Two messages cover it. This connector is turned off in Settings > MCP servers. means the app is switched off in your Oda setup, so it cannot sign in; some apps also offer their browser sign-in only once it is turned on for your company. This connector is not available in this app. means the app cannot be connected in the Oda app you are running. If you expect to use the app, contact your DataMind OS administrator.
For the browser sign-in, yes: the app's sign-in page opens in a browser on this computer. An app that signs in with an access token does not open a browser page.
The app's tools, so Oda can use that service while it works in your chats. What such tools add, and how their results appear, is covered in MCP tools and resources for Oda.