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Overview

Jinba Flow supports integration with various external services through API keys and OAuth connections. This section provides detailed instructions for setting up credentials for each supported service.

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Available Credentials

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AI Services

Configure credentials for AI and language model services:
  • Anthropic - Claude API integration for advanced AI capabilities
  • OpenAI - GPT models and OpenAI services integration
  • Llama - Local and cloud Llama models integration
  • Gemini - Google Gemini AI integration
  • Grok - xAI Grok integration

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Communication Platforms

Set up integrations with messaging and collaboration platforms:
  • Slack - Slack workspace integration for team communication
  • Discord - Discord bot integration for community engagement
  • LINE - LINE messaging platform integration
  • Chatwork - Chatwork collaboration tool integration

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Productivity Tools

Connect with productivity and workflow management tools:
  • Notion - Notion workspace integration for knowledge management
  • Google OAuth - Google services integration (Gmail, Sheets, Calendar, etc.)
  • GitHub - GitHub integration for repository management and automation

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E-commerce Platforms

Integrate with e-commerce and marketplace platforms:
  • Netsea - Netsea marketplace integration
  • Shopify - Shopify store integration

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AI/ML Services

Configure credentials for specialized AI and ML services:
  • Luma - Luma AI services integration
  • Kling - Kling AI platform integration

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Setting Up Credentials

Follow these general steps to configure credentials for any service:
  1. Navigate to your workspace settings in Jinba Flow
  2. Go to the “Credentials” or “Secrets” section
  3. Select the service you want to configure from the list
  4. Follow the specific instructions provided in each service’s documentation page
  5. Enter your API key, OAuth credentials, or other required information
  6. Test the connection to ensure it’s working properly
  7. Save your credentials securely

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Security Best Practices

  • Never share your API keys - Keep your credentials private and secure
  • Use environment variables - For production deployments, consider using secure environment variable storage
  • Rotate keys regularly - Periodically update your API keys for enhanced security
  • Review access permissions - Regularly audit which services have access to your credentials
  • Use OAuth when available - OAuth provides more secure authentication than API keys for supported services

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Need Help?

If you encounter issues setting up credentials:
  • Check the specific service’s documentation page for detailed instructions
  • Verify that your API keys are valid and have the correct permissions
  • Ensure your workspace has the necessary permissions to access external services
  • Contact support if you need additional assistance