CONNECTIONS

Your context.
In the tools you choose.

Persistent Flow connects through MCP, the Model Context Protocol. Your assistant requests context through an authorized connection, within your workspace permissions.

PUBLISHED AS VERIFIED

Start with a supported client.

These clients are listed as tested on our current connection guide. Client plans and settings can affect availability.

ClaudeMCP connection
Claude CodeMCP connection
ChatGPTMCP connection
CursorMCP connection
VS CodeMCP connection
MistralMCP connection
PerplexityMCP connection
Gemini CLIMCP connection

ASSISTED SETUP

Slack

Listed as verified, with a different setup path from an MCP assistant. Contact us to confirm the connection for your workspace.

MODEL CHOICE

Open-source models & OpenWork

Use a compatible client to connect an open-source model. OpenWork appears in our illustrative demos. We will validate the intended model, client and tools for your setup.

CONNECT AFTER ACCOUNT SETUP

One clear path.
No technical detour.

Start with your account and workspace. Then connect the assistant you want to use, with the right access.

  1. Create or join a workspace

    Account creation belongs in the product, not on this marketing site.

  2. Choose a supported assistant

    Follow the connection guide for your client after signing in.

  3. Authorize and check

    Save a small test memory and recall it. Confirm the workspace and access are correct.

ROADMAP, NOT A PROMISE OF AVAILABILITY

The everyday tools around your work.

Teams, WhatsApp, Notion, Salesforce, GitHub and Obsidian are currently listed as planned on the public connector page. Email, CRM and other sources should be discussed for your specific workflow.

TeamsWhatsAppNotionSalesforceGitHubObsidian

Grok and other AI environments are not listed here as verified. Open-source model support depends on the client used to connect them.

BUILDING ON PERSISTENT FLOW?

The protocol is open.
Your data stays yours.

Keep the technical detail close to the people who need it. The developer reference covers commands and the existing MCP connection path.