> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://wiki.mira.tg/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integrations

> Connect 500+ apps and automate your workflow without leaving Telegram

## Overview

Mira connects to your favorite tools via [Composio](https://composio.dev) — a platform that supports 500+ integrations. Once connected, Mira can take real actions: send emails, create calendar events, push code to GitHub, update Notion pages, and much more.

## Supported apps

> [card] Gmail
>
> Read, send, search emails

> [card] Google Calendar
>
> View events, create meetings, set reminders

> [card] GitHub
>
> Read repos, create issues, push files

> [card] Notion
>
> Read and write pages and databases

> [card] Google Sheets
>
> Read and update spreadsheets

> [card] Slack
>
> Send messages to channels

...and 500+ more including Figma, Linear, Jira, HubSpot, Airtable, and more.

## How to connect

**1. Ask Mira to connect**

Just say: *"Connect my Gmail"* or *"Connect GitHub"*

**2. Click the auth link**

Mira sends you a secure OAuth link. Click it and authorize in your browser.

**3. Start using it**

That's it! Mira can now act on your behalf.

## Example commands

```
Check my emails from today
Create a meeting tomorrow at 3pm with John
Create a GitHub issue: "Fix login bug"
Add a row to my Google Sheet with today's sales data
Post a message to #general in Slack
```

## Automations & Triggers

Mira can also **watch for events** and notify you automatically:

```
Notify me when I get a new GitHub issue
Alert me when a new email arrives from my boss
```

> [!NOTE]
>
> Triggers run in the background and send you a Telegram message when the event fires.
> Maximum 10 active triggers per user.


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