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Syncoo transforms how you build software by taking complete context—from Google Docs requirement specifications and Figma UI mockups to live repository code—and turning it into production-ready features.

To give Syncoo full visibility into your product specifications, you can securely connect your favorite third-party tools directly to your workspace. Follow this step-by-step guide to integrate your stack in minutes.

Supported Integrations At-a-Glance (more to come)

Service / Tool	Primary Function	What Syncoo Accesses
Google Workspace (Docs/Drive)	Requirements & Spec Documents	Live PRDs, technical specs, and architecture documents
Figma	Visual Design Assets	UI mockups, design tokens, component styles, and frame links
GitHub	Codebase Repositories	Repository structure, pull requests, file trees, and active branches

Security & Privacy First

Before connecting your tools, here is how Syncoo protects your workspace data:

Strict Limited Use. Syncoo accesses third-party data only to fulfill real-time tasks you explicitly request in your workflow.
Zero Model Training. Your proprietary codebases, Figma designs, and Google Docs are never retained, stored, or used to train public or generalized AI/ML models.
Encrypted Transits. All API connections are secured end-to-end using TLS/SSL encryption.

Step-by-Step Connection Guide

Step 1: Access Workspace Settings

Open the Syncoo Desktop Application or navigate to your Web Dashboard.
Click on your profile icon or workspace name in the bottom-left corner.
Select Integration.

Step 2: Connect Apps

Google Workspace (Google Docs & Drive)

Connecting Google Workspace allows Syncoo to read Product Requirement Documents (PRDs) and system design files directly in your prompts.
Locate Google Workspace under the Available Integrations list and click Connect.
A secure Google OAuth modal will launch in your browser.
Select the Google account hosting your product documentation.
Review the requested scope (Read-only access to selected Google Docs/Drive files).
Click Allow to finalize the authentication.

Figma

Connecting Figma enables Syncoo's AI models (like Claude Sonnet 4.6) to convert visual design assets into pixel-perfect frontend code.
Under Integrations, find Figma and click Connect.
Log in to your Figma account when prompted.
Grant Syncoo access to read file nodes, design frames, and styling properties.
Alternatively, you can generate a Personal Access Token (PAT) in Figma (Account Settings > Personal Access Tokens) and paste it directly into the Syncoo API key input.

Github

Link your code hosting provider so Syncoo can execute multi-file edits, handle state management, and create pull requests.
Locate GitHub (or GitLab) and click Authorize Application.
Choose whether to grant access to All Repositories or select Specific Repositories.
Confirm permission grants for repository read/write access (required for agentic multi-file refactoring and branch creation).
Click Install & Authorize.

Managing & Revoking Integrations

You remain in complete control of your connected apps at all times:

Checking Status: Connected apps display an active 🟢 Connected status badge under Workspace Settings > Integrations.
Re-authenticating: If permissions expire or tokens are rotated, click Re-sync Credentials next to the integration.
Disconnecting: To remove access, click the ••• More Actions menu next to any app and select Disconnect. This immediately revokes Syncoo's access token and removes associated session data.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Do my team members automatically get access to my connected Google Docs or Figma files?

No. Integrations operate on workspace-level or user-level OAuth permissions. Each workspace member must authorize their own account or be explicitly granted shared workspace permissions.

How does Syncoo handle large files or complex specs?

Syncoo uses deep context processing. When you feed a Google Doc or Figma link into a task, Syncoo isolates relevant text, headers, and UI parameters, passing them to models like Claude Sonnet 4.6 or DeepSeek V4 Pro for precise execution without exceeding token limits.

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