The pluggable connector SDK

Connectors are built against a pluggable connector SDK, available in Python, Go, and TypeScript. You implement the SDK's contract for your tool, and the platform treats your connector the same way it treats a built-in one. Key points:

• The SDK is pluggable: a connector is a unit you write, test, and drop in, not a change to the core platform.
• Pick the language that fits your team and your tool's client library. Python, Go, and TypeScript are all first-class.
• A connector implements two directions against the SDK contract: the read side that pulls results into the platform, and the dispatch side that sends actions out to the tool. Wire up authentication to your own account, map the tool's data into the shapes the platform expects, and you are done.
• Do not describe the connector layer as "gRPC-based." It is a pluggable SDK in Python, Go, or TypeScript. That is the accurate framing.