Managing Integrations – Poke Docs

Managing Integrations

Overview

Integrations let you connect your favorite apps and services to Poke. Once connected, Poke can access information and perform actions across apps and services through natural conversation.

The easiest way to add an integration is to use a Recipe - a prebuilt template that handles the integration and gives Poke a useful starting behavior (e.g. "summarize my assigned Linear issues every morning").

Adding an Integration

Browse Recipes

Go to poke.com/recipes to browse all first-party and approved third-party recipes. You'll find prebuilt recipes for popular services:

Filter by category or search for the service you want.

Use the Recipe

Open a recipe and click Get Started. Poke will walk you through any auth steps (OAuth, API key, etc.) and connect the underlying integration for you.

Start using it

Your integration is now active! Try asking Poke something like:

Managing Your Integrations

Visit poke.com/integrations to view and manage everything you've connected.

View Connected Integrations

  1. Go to poke.com/integrations
  2. View all active integrations and connected accounts
  3. Select one to see more details or manage it

Disconnect an Integration

  1. Go to poke.com/integrations
  2. Find the integration
  3. Click on it
  4. Click "Disconnect from Poke"

Reconnect or Refresh

If an integration stops working:

  1. Go to poke.com/integrations
  2. Look for error indicators
  3. Click on the integration
  4. Click "Retry Connection" or "Refresh Connection"
  5. Re-authenticate if needed

Custom Integrations (Advanced)

If the service you want isn't available as a Recipe, you can connect any MCP-compatible server directly:

  1. Go to poke.com/integrations/new
  2. Enter the integration Name
  3. Enter the MCP Server URL (e.g., https://mcp.example.com/sse)
  4. Add an API Key if the service requires authentication (optional)
  5. Click Create Integration

If you provide an API key, it will be used for authentication. Leave it empty unless your integration needs it.

Tips for Using Integrations

Be specific - Mention the integration name or functionality to ensure it's invoked.

Start simple - Connect one or two integrations first, learn how they work, then add more.

Keep them updated - If an integration stops working, try refreshing it before disconnecting/reconnecting.