Documentation Index
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What Are Connections?
Connections let you proxy API requests to third-party services through agntdata using your own credentials with each vendor. Store your vendor API keys (or OAuth installs) securely in agntdata and call them with a single agntdata API key — without exposing vendor credentials in your client applications. Connections are billed by the vendor (you pay the vendor directly). For curated data sources where agntdata pays the vendor and bills you in credits, see Data APIs.How Connections Work
Configure a Connection
Add your third-party API key (or complete the OAuth flow) for the vendor from the agntdata dashboard.
Make Requests
Call the connection endpoint with your agntdata API key. agntdata proxies the request to the third-party service using your stored credentials.
API Endpoint
Make requests to third-party services through:Example
Response Format
Successful responses include the proxied data:Benefits
Secure Credential Storage
Secure Credential Storage
Store third-party API keys in agntdata instead of your client apps. Keys are encrypted at rest.
Unified Authentication
Unified Authentication
Use one agntdata API key to access multiple services.
Consistent Error Handling
Consistent Error Handling
agntdata normalizes error responses from third-party services.
Available Connections
Stripe
Payments, customers, subscriptions, invoices, and checkout sessions.
Linear
Full Linear GraphQL API — issues, projects, cycles, teams, and comments.
Cal.com
Bookings, event types, schedules, and availability on Cal.com v2.
Supabase
Manage your own Supabase organization — projects, SQL, edge functions, secrets, and branches.
Next Steps
Configure Connections
Step-by-step setup guide.
Webhooks
Receive data from external services.