Integrations
Open Settings → Integrations, search the catalog, and click Set up on an app to see its steps right under the row. Nothing is installed or published automatically.
| App | Status | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Obsidian | Available | Send a reviewed report as a new note |
| Codex | Available | Read-only context through Comigo's MCP server |
| Cursor | Available | MCP |
| VS Code / GitHub Copilot | Available | MCP |
| Raycast AI | Available (Raycast Pro) | MCP |
| NotebookLM | Manual | Copy or download a report, add it as a source |
| Notion, Claude Desktop, Continue | Planned | — |
| LM Studio | — | Use it as an AI model in Models |
Obsidian
- Install Obsidian and open an existing vault.
- In Comigo, enable note export and optionally enter the vault name.
- In a task or in Workflow, choose Export report → Send to Obsidian, review the note, and send.
Each note gets a unique name; Comigo never overwrites or appends to existing notes. Reports over 24 KB use a Markdown download instead. Check the vault to confirm the note was saved.
NotebookLM
Export a report, copy it or download the .md file, and add it to your notebook as a source.
AI coding tools
Codex, Cursor, VS Code and Raycast connect to Comigo's local, read-only MCP server so they can ask what you are working on, list your tasks or read your workflow. See MCP for developers for setup and security details.
Tools you connect may send the context they read to their own AI provider. Connect only tools you trust.