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Connectors — GitHub & Discord

Link GitHub and Discord to your account under Profile → Connectors, and what each link lets your projects do.

Where to find them

Profile → Connectors. Each one is a single connect or disconnect button.

These are account-wide sign-ins. Each project separately has its own Connectors section in Project Settings — the repository it pushes to, its sending address, its Discord webhook — see Project Connectors.

GitHub

Linking GitHub is meant to let you import private repositories and push a project to a repository. Once connected, each project gets a Connectors section in its Project Settings where you name the repository.

Both halves work. An import opens the repository's own files in the Code Studio, and a push sends your project's files to the repository you name, leaving .env and other secret files out and telling you how many it held back. Read Importing a GitHub Repository and Pushing a Project to GitHub for the limits on each.

Discord

Linking Discord is for community features and bot tooling. It is not the same thing as giving VyroAI a bot token — see Bot Token & Inviting Your Bot for that.

Skills can be imported straight from a GitHub repo that follows the skills/<name>/SKILL.md convention.

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