Bring in every source your team already relies on.
SharePoint, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion and Gmail connect today — alongside website crawl, document upload, and any tool that speaks the open MCP standard (Model Context Protocol). The whole connector ecosystem is Community Edition: nothing here sits behind a licence.
Retrieve from your workflows.
Drive retrieval from n8n or your own services over the REST API, with webhooks for event delivery. Generate the request, copy the cURL, test it, and enable it per environment.
POST /api/v1/retrieve
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json
{ "project": "legal-kb", "query": "renewal terms" }Crawl and upload, with the job in view.
Crawl websites at depth 1–5 with a headless toggle and live job monitoring — crawled, skipped and failed URLs — and upload PDF, DOCX and TXT with indexed status.
Six connectors today — and any tool that speaks the open MCP standard.
SharePoint, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion and Gmail connect out of the box. Beyond them, plug into the Model Context Protocol — expose your knowledge or consume MCP sources.
The connectors enterprises actually ask for — shipped.
The five sources DACH teams asked for most are built in-house and available now, in the free Community Edition. A Connector Marketplace for custom and public connectors is on the roadmap; these five did not wait for it.
Every connector stays Community Edition · open core →
Breadth, in the open.
Website crawl
Depth 1–5, headless toggle, job monitoring with crawled / skipped / failed URLs.
Document upload
PDF, DOCX and TXT, with indexed status and grid or list views.
Six connectors & MCP
SharePoint, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion and Gmail; an open MCP server and client, plus n8n for workflow retrieval.
Open core
The entire connector and MCP ecosystem is Community Edition — nothing held behind a licence.
See connectors in the live product · take the tour →
“I don’t sell AI to the Mittelstand — I explain it. RAGSuite is the one I can explain without caveats: self-hosted, citation-backed, predictable.”
The whole connector and MCP ecosystem is open — no feature held hostage behind a licence.
Connectors & MCP, answered
Is the connector ecosystem really open?
Yes — SharePoint, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion, Gmail, the MCP server and client and n8n are all Community Edition, Apache 2.0. No connector sits behind the Enterprise licence.
Which connectors can I use today?
SharePoint, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion and Gmail, all built in-house and shipped in v1.0.1. Beyond those, website crawl, document upload, the REST API and any MCP-speaking tool.
How does the n8n integration work?
The n8n Retrieve automation lets you select an API key, generate the HTTP request, copy the cURL, test retrieval, and enable it per environment.
Can I build my own connector?
Today you connect anything that speaks MCP, or build against the open REST API. A Connector Marketplace for custom and public connectors is on the roadmap — not shipped yet.
Connect your sources without the egress.
Crawl, upload, Gmail and open MCP — all Community Edition. Tell us your stack and we’ll map the connectors.