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Connect to other systems without writing a connector each time Coming by Holi

The connector framework, deliberately separate from any individual connector. The framework can be built and tested against recorded responses and needs nobody’s credentials; the connectors themselves each need a live account and are constraints rather than tasks. It only becomes sensible after the Developer Platform exists, because a connector framework with nothing underneath it has nothing to offer the thing it connects to.

Part of Platform & Insight

4 apps in Integration Platform

Triggers & Actions

The two halves of any integration: something that starts it, and something it then does. Kept as one app because they are meaningless apart — the whole design is that any trigger can drive any action without either knowing what the other is.

Connector Library

A described connection to a named outside system, with how it proves who it is, how often it may be called and its quirks written down once instead of rediscovered by each person who integrates it. A connector nobody can run without credentials still has value as a specification of what connecting would take.

Integration Webhooks & APIs

The framework’s own way in and out, distinct from the product surface in the Developer Platform: this is how a connector receives a push from the far side and how it calls back. Separated because the two have different audiences, and conflating them is how an internal mechanism accidentally becomes a public promise.

AI Model Connections

Open standards that let outside AI tools and agents read from and act on Medhava, and let Medhava’s agents work with theirs, with the same permissions and approvals as a person. No connection reaches past what its owner may see.