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Overview

Connections give your Righthands access to the tools and services they need to do their job. There are three types of connections supported on the Righthand platform. All credentials and connection data are encrypted at rest and in transit, so your sensitive information is always protected. OAuth is the preferred way to connect services to your Righthands. It provides direct access to third-party services — like Google Workspace, Slack, HubSpot, and more — without sharing your password, and gives you granular tool permissions to control exactly what your Righthands can do with each connection. Righthand supports over 1,500 integrations through OAuth via Pipedream and Composio.
Example of an OAuth connection

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Credentials

For services that don’t support OAuth, you can connect using a username and password (or API key). When using credentials, your Righthand logs into the account through the browser — just like a human would.
If the service requires multi-factor authentication (MFA), your Righthand will need to complete the MFA challenge during login. Keep this in mind when connecting MFA-protected accounts.

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How to add a credentials connection

Credentials connections are managed from the Righthand’s detail page:
  1. Navigate to the Team page and click on the Righthand you want to configure.
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the detail page and click Developer to reveal the Credentials section.
  3. Add the credentials for the service.
Example of a credentials connection

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MCP (Model Context Protocol)

MCP connections allow your Righthands to interface with services that implement the Model Context Protocol. This is an open standard that enables AI employees to interact with tools and data sources in a structured way. Unlike OAuth and Credentials, MCP servers are loaded directly into the Righthand.

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How to add an MCP connection

MCP connections are managed from the Righthand’s detail page:
  1. Navigate to the Team page and click on the Righthand you want to configure.
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the detail page and click Developer to reveal the MCP section.
  3. Add the MCP server configuration.
Example of an MCP connection
Ready to connect your first service? See Adding Your First Connection for a walkthrough.
Need help? Reach out to us at support@humans.righthand.ai.