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04AN UNFILTERED PERSPECTIVE

AI coding connections.
Bring the right materials.

Good work rarely happens in one file. Bring in the context the task needs, without turning every connection into a permanent permission.

6 ways in
01

Project files

The material you are making something from. Start with a deliberate working folder.

A few setup notes
02

The browser

Research or browser tooling through the connections appropriate to the task.

A few setup notes
03

Relational data

MySQL and Postgres appear in the supplied connector reference. Use scoped credentials.

A few setup notes
04

Useful memory

Bring relevant notes and prior context into the next working session.

A few setup notes
05

Shared documents

A configured document connector can reduce the copy-and-paste between tools.

A few setup notes
06

An MCP server

Extend the available tools with a connector you understand and choose to enable.

A few setup notes

Choose the connection.
Keep the intention.

The shared reference uses MCP connectors. Exact tools, permissions and dependencies are specific to each connector and build.

Reference connector configuration: external context for a task. Shared reference preview. Final product screens will differ.
A LITTLE MORE CONTEXT

Useful context is better than a larger tool list

An external connection should answer a practical question about the work. You may need project files to understand an implementation, a document to clarify the brief or a browser tool to inspect an interaction. More access is not inherently more useful context.

Configure only the connection needed for the current task and understand what it can read or change. The reference uses MCP servers, whose available tools depend on their setup and credentials. A connector label alone does not establish which permissions are safe for a particular project.

THERE IS MORE THAN ONE WAY FORWARD.

Make the right connections.
Keep going.

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