Chat connectors: Connect your tools to Lovable using MCP servers
Connect your personal accounts from tools like Notion or Jira to Lovable. This lets Lovable understand your existing work and use it to build better prototypes and apps for you.
Anyone who wants Lovable to use their real project documents, tickets, or designs when creating new things.
Do this, in order
- 1
Go to the 'Connectors' section in Lovable.
This is where you manage all your tool connections.
- 2
Choose a tool you want to connect, like Notion or Linear.
Lovable has prebuilt connections for many popular tools.
- 3
Click 'Add connection' and select 'Chat connector' if prompted.
This tells Lovable you want to use this tool for building in chat.
- 4
Sign in to your tool account and give Lovable permission to access it.
This links your personal account to Lovable so it can read your content.
Paste this into your project
Connect my Notion account as a chat connector so you can read my documents when I ask you to build things.
Words decoded
- Chat connector (MCP server)
- A link between your personal account in another tool (like Notion or Jira) and Lovable. It lets Lovable look up information in that tool while you're chatting with it to build things.
- Context
- The background information, documents, or data that Lovable uses to understand your requests better and create more relevant results.
- Prototype
- A basic, working version of an app or feature that shows how it will look and function, used for testing ideas before building the final product.
Where people get stuck
- Your teammates cannot use your personal chat connections; they need to connect their own accounts.
- Chat connections are only for building in Lovable and are not included in your published app. If your app needs to interact with the tool, you need a different type of connection.
- If you can't connect a chat connector, a workspace admin might have disabled it for your team.
The short version, steps, decoder and prompt on this page are written automatically from Lovable's own documentation and can lag or misread it. The official page is always the authority.