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# Add integrations to your Glue Workspace

For most integrations, the setup is just sharing a link. For integrations that automate configured notifications to a specific thread or group, it's as simple as adding the integration to the thread.

### Add an integration by sharing a link

When you share a link from a supported app in a thread, Glue automatically adds the integration to your workspace. From there, anyone in the workspace can use it.

The first time you share a link from an app, you may be asked to authorize it for your own account. Click **Authorize** and follow the prompts. After that, links from the app will unfurl with rich previews in your messages.

This includes:

* [GitHub](/integrations/github.md)
* [Linear](/integrations/linear.md)
* [Jira](/integrations/jira.md)
* [Notion](/integrations/notion.md)

{% hint style="info" %}
You don't need to install anything before sharing the link — Glue handles the workspace setup for you.
{% endhint %}

### Add an app to a group or thread for automations

Some apps can do more than show link previews — they can create new threads or post messages based on activity in the connected tool. These include:

* [GitHub](/integrations/github.md)
* [Typeform](/integrations/typeform.md)
* [ClickUp](/integrations/clickup.md)
* [Monday.com](/integrations/monday.com.md)
* [CircleCI](/integrations/circleci.md)
* [Sentry](/integrations/sentry.md)

To set up automations, first, add the app to the workspace, and add the app to the specific group or thread where you want them to run.

<details>

<summary>Add the app to your workspace</summary>

* ✅ Anyone in the workspace can do this.
* Go to the Directory section of your inbox and find the Apps tab
* Find the app you want to add and click it.
  * Apps already added will show an "Added" badge. If already added, **skip to step 2.**
* Your available workspaces will show up and you can choose where to add the App or MCP Server (availability of these integration types depends on the specific app).
* If there is a pre-built integration available, you will see the option to add an App → press the **App + button** and it will be added to your workspace in one click.

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</details>

{% hint style="info" %}
Workspace admins can also add integrations directly from workspace settings.
{% endhint %}

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="➕ Add an app to a group" %}

* You must be a **group admin** or **workspace admin**.
* Go to **Group Settings → Apps** tab.
* Click **Add** next to the app.
* Follow any authentication prompts.

<figure><img src="/files/fYwzfezmkZSpOYjOQl8L" alt="" width="375"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="➕ Add an app to a thread" %}

* Any thread member can do this.
* Go to **Thread Settings → Apps** tab.
* Click **Add** next to the app.
* Follow any authentication prompts.
  {% endtab %}
  {% endtabs %}

### Per-app setup details

Some apps are available out of the box, and are available via special menu actions. For specific functionality on each one, see its page:

* [Google Drive](/integrations/google-drive.md)
* [Google Meet](/integrations/google-meet.md)
* [Zoom](/integrations/zoom.md)
* [Giphy](/integrations/giphy.md)

{% hint style="info" %}
Please refer to the documentation for the specific app you want to set up to see any additional instructions about connecting and authenticating the app.
{% endhint %}


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