Integrations
Connectors
Connectors add functionality to your apps. Configure them once in your project settings, and the AI automatically integrates the services into your generated code — with the right packages, environment variables, and architecture patterns.
How connectors work
When you enable a connector for your project, Rytora BuildLabs injects its context into the AI pipeline. The Architect receives information about available services, and the code generators produce integration code with the correct SDKs, API calls, and environment variable references. Credentials are encrypted and never exposed in generated code.
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Enable connector
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Add credentials
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AI generates code
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Env vars injected
Available connectors
Rytora BuildLabs offers 13 connectors across infrastructure, databases, payments, messaging, AI, and developer tools.
Neon
Serverless PostgreSQL with auto-scaling. Required for backend generation. BYOK supported.
Learn more →Custom Webhook
Send and receive HTTP webhooks from any external service.
Tool-level permissions
Each connector exposes a set of tools (actions) that can be individually configured with permission levels. This gives you fine-grained control over what the AI can do with each integration.
The AI executes this action automatically without asking. Best for read operations and standard workflows.
The AI asks for your approval before executing. Best for write operations and sensitive actions.
The action is blocked entirely. The AI cannot execute it even if requested.
Shared vs project connectors
Connectors can be configured at two levels:
Shared connectors
Configured by workspace admins and available to all projects in the workspace. Credentials are shared across all members. Ideal for organization-wide integrations like Stripe or Slack.
Project connectors
Configured per-project with project-specific credentials. Override shared connectors when both exist for the same type. Ideal for project-specific API keys or different environments.
Bring Your Own Key (BYOK)
Some connectors support BYOK, allowing you to use your own accounts instead of Rytora BuildLabs-managed infrastructure. For example, the Neon connector lets you provide your own Neon API key to create databases in your own account, or connect to an existing Neon project by ID.