Gamma works with the tools you already use, in two directions. Both are called "connectors," so it helps to know which one you need.
Inbound connectors: these connect your other tools into Gamma, so Gamma's AI agent can use their data as context while you generate or edit. You work inside Gamma.
Outbound connectors: these connect Gamma into other tools, so you can pull context from your Gamma workspace into other tools and create gammas from inside those tools (e.g. ChatGPT, Claude, Glean, Atlassian) or automate creation through platforms like Zapier. You work outside Gamma.
🔹Note: "inbound" and "outbound" are how we describe the two directions in docs to avoid confusion. The product UI calls both simply "connectors."
Which one do I need?
If you want to… | Use | Where you work |
Have Gamma's AI pull in your Notion, Slack, CRM or Linear data while generating or editing | Inbound connector | Inside Gamma |
Create or edit a gamma by chatting in ChatGPT, Claude, Slack, Glean, or Atlassian | Outbound connector | In the other tool |
Automatically generate gammas from events in other apps | Outbound (automation platforms: Zapier, Make, n8n) | In the automation platform |
Give your own AI agent Gamma tools | Outbound (Gamma MCP server) | Your agent |
Call Gamma from your own code or backend | Outbound (Gamma API) | Your own app |
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Inbound connectors:
Outbound connectors:
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