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Documentation Index

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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Get Started with Runlayer

Start using Runlayer connectors with your AI tools in minutes. This guide will walk you through your first login, choosing a connector, and connecting it to your AI client.
Your administrator has already set up Runlayer for your organization. You just need to log in and start using it!

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Step 1: Login

Sign In
  1. Navigate to your organization’s Runlayer URL (provided by your admin)
  2. Click “Sign In” - You’ll be redirected to your organization’s Single Sign-On (SSO) page
  3. Log in with your work credentials - Same username and password you use for other company tools

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Step 2: Choose a Connector

Connectors Browse My connectors to find the tool you need:
  1. Open My connectors in the left sidebar
  2. Browse or search for connectors by name
  3. Click on any connector to see details:
    • What it does
    • What tools it provides
    • What data it can access
  4. Click “Add connector” or “Request new” to start setup
Popular connectors:
  • GitHub - Access code repositories, create issues, search code
  • Brave Search - Web search capabilities
  • PostgreSQL - Query databases
  • Slack - Read messages, post updates
  • Google Drive - Access documents and files
If the connector you need is missing, request a new one or ask your admin to add it. See the Employee Handbook for details.

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Step 3: Connect to Your AI Client

MCP Clients Once your connector is active, connect it to your AI tool:

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Connection Steps

1

Open the Connector Details

Click on any active connector in My connectors
2

Select Your AI Tool

Choose your client from the dropdown:IDEs & Code Editors:
  • Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, GitHub Copilot
AI Assistants:
  • Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Glean, Lovable, Perplexity
Terminal & CLI Tools:
  • Warp, Gemini CLI, Goose, OpenCode, Cline CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Antigravity
Automation & Integration:
  • Gumloop, Raycast, Crush, ECA
SDKs (for developers):
  • TypeScript SDK, Python SDK
3

Follow the Instructions

Runlayer provides complete, step-by-step instructions for your specific client:
  • Exact commands to run (for CLI-based tools)
  • Configuration files to copy (for file-based tools)
  • Connect buttons (for supported IDEs)
  • Web UI steps (for browser-based tools)
4

Start Using It

Once connected, you can use the connector’s MCP tools directly in your AI client.
Security Note: Your API key provides access to the connector’s MCP server. Never share your API key or configuration files publicly.

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What’s Next?

Now that you’re set up, explore what you can do:

View Audit Logs

See all your MCP activity and troubleshoot issues

Explore Connectors

Browse available connectors and request additional access

Employee Handbook

Complete guide for using Runlayer

Security Best Practices

Learn how to use connectors securely

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Common Questions

You’ll receive a notification via email and in the Runlayer app. The connector status will change from “Pending” to “Active”.
Yes! Generate one API key and use it on all your devices. The same configuration works on your work laptop, home computer, etc.
Use Request new or ask your admin to add it. Your admin will review and approve the request.
Try these quick fixes:
  1. Restart your AI tool completely (quit and reopen)
  2. Verify the connector is “Active” in Runlayer
  3. Try disconnecting and reconnecting

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Getting Help

Common Questions

Troubleshooting guide for common problems

Admin Handbook

For administrators managing Runlayer

Email Support

support@runlayer.com

Documentation

Complete employee handbook