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Integrations connect native.builder to the tools your team already uses. Most connections are set up once per workspace under Settings → Integrations, then available to projects in that workspace.

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Open Integrations

  1. Open your workspace in the app
  2. Go to Settings → Integrations
  3. Choose a provider card and click Connect
If a connection expires or fails, the card shows Reconnect so you can restore access without hunting through other screens.

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What’s available

Google Drive and Dropbox may appear only when data connectors are enabled for your workspace. BYOK providers unlock models in the chat model picker and do not consume native.builder credits for those completions — BYOK itself requires a paid plan or the Lablab Builder plan (see BYOK providers).

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Connect a provider

1

Open Settings → Integrations

From the sidebar or project chrome, open Settings, then Integrations.
2

Select a provider

Click the card for GitHub, Supabase, a BYOK provider, or a data connector.
3

Authorize or paste a key

OAuth providers (GitHub, Supabase, Drive, Dropbox) open a consent flow. BYOK providers ask you to paste an API key; Builder verifies it before saving.
4

Use it in a project

For GitHub, use Sync on the project. For Supabase, link the project to a Supabase project when prompted. For BYOK, pick the provider’s models in chat. For Drive/Dropbox, reference connected folders while you build.

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Disconnect or reconnect

  • Disconnect removes the workspace connection. Linked folders or sync setup for that provider stop working until you connect again.
  • Reconnect appears when the connection is expired or in an error state — use it to restore access.
Members can use chat on projects that already have GitHub or Supabase linked; connecting or disconnecting integrations is typically done by workspace admins from Settings.

Supabase

Connect your account, link a project per app, and build with the agent.

GitHub Sync

Connect GitHub and use the Sync button on desktop and mobile.

BYOK providers

OpenRouter, AI/ML API, and Fireworks with your own keys.

Data connectors

Google Drive and Dropbox as AI document sources.

Workspaces

Members, billing, and workspace-level settings.
Last modified on August 3, 2026