Integrations are how Nessie brings your existing work into your library.
When you connect a source, Nessie ingests all available history from that account, app, workspace, remote machine, or local folder. After the first import, Nessie keeps watching for new activity so future conversations, agent sessions, and source files stay available without copy-pasting.
What integrations can ingest:
- AI conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Manus, and Perplexity
- Local and remote agent sessions from Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok Bot, Hermes, and OpenClaw
- Markdown notes from Obsidian vaults and notes from Apple Notes
- Documents from local folders and from SharePoint and OneDrive
- Meeting notes, folders, and transcripts from Granola
- Meeting reports, transcripts, and folders from Read AI
- Email and labels from Gmail and Outlook
- Chats and channel conversations from Microsoft Teams
That imported history becomes source material for search, chat, generated contexts, profiles, MCP, CLI workflows, and team sharing.
Privacy and credentials: Provider credentials, browser sessions, SSH credentials, and local file access stay on the machine where you connected the source. Your imported history is stored locally by default. If you enable Cloud Sync, you still keep the local copy, and an additional copy of the imported Nessie library is stored in Nessie Cloud so it is available to MCP, teams, agents, and your other devices.
Privacy Mode is separate from Cloud Sync. You can use Cloud Sync while staying in Privacy Mode; synced data is used to provide sync, MCP, teams, and agent access, not to improve Nessie's systems. See the Privacy Policy for the full data handling policy.
You can disconnect an integration at any time.