Connections

Connections give supported Fimo tools access to an external service. They do not start work on their own. Open Settings → Advanced settings → Connections. You need permission to manage the site before you can change a connection.

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Connect a service

Choose a service and follow its connection flow. The page shows whether the connection is ready, disabled, or needs attention. After it is ready, supported Studio chat and agent work can use the service. The available service catalog can change. Use the Connections page in your site as the current list.

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Built-in services

Firecrawl and Fal are built into Fimo. Fimo owns the provider account and bills the site in Fimo credits, so there is no API key to enter and no billing choice to make. You are not connecting an account of your own. Choose the service, read what it does, and select Enable Firecrawl or Enable Fal. A built-in service has one control after that: the switch that turns it on for this site. Turn it off to stop the site from using the service; the site keeps the service, so you can turn it back on at any time. To use your own Firecrawl or Fal account instead, add that provider’s own MCP server. That is a separate, user-owned connection and does not replace the built-in service.

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Connect Linear

In Connections, choose Linear, then approve Fimo in the Linear workspace you want to use. Fimo connects through its shared @Fimo app and keeps the workspace connection with your Fimo organization. After the connection is ready, supported Fimo agents and the CLI can read issues, create or update issues and subtasks, and read or reply to issue comments. You can reuse the same workspace connection across sites in that Fimo organization. A Linear workspace can be connected to one Fimo organization at a time. If you need to use another organization, disconnect the existing connection first.

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Add a remote MCP server

Choose Add MCP server, enter a name and an HTTPS Streamable HTTP endpoint, then follow the connection method supported by that server. Open the saved connection to inspect its endpoint and current tools. See MCP servers for the matching CLI commands and supported connection types.

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Disable a connection

Turn off Enabled to stop the current site from using a connection. This keeps the connection available so a site manager can enable it again later. Deleting a shared connection may affect other sites that use it. Studio shows a confirmation before the delete action.

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Continue from chat

Chat can use a connection after it is ready. If setup is needed, open this page directly and complete it before asking chat to use the connection. Production chat does not offer an in-chat setup handoff while Connections access is being rolled out. Credentials and authorization stay in Site settings. Do not paste private connection values into chat.

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