Connect GitHub and keys once. Every agent can use them.

What you can connect

Press Connect and pick what to add. You add each one once, and it's there for every agent you choose.

• GitHub: Miko shows a code, Open GitHub copies it, and you sign in on GitHub and Pick repositories. Or press Use a token instead and paste a fine-grained access key. Agents can then push with git.
• Vercel: make an access key in Vercel's Account Settings, paste it and press Save.
• A key: give it the Name agents see, for example STRIPE_API_KEY, ending like _KEY, _TOKEN or _URL. The key is never shown again; Replace key changes it.
• A tool by its link, such as an MCP server at an https:// address. It may need no key, a key sent with each request, or a link that holds the key itself. With a key, agents use the tool through Miko on your machine, and the key stays out of their reach.
• More tools: add tools you start with a command, tools that ask you to sign in, and add-ons.
• A skill: choose its folder, with a SKILL.md inside, or add it from a link, and agents on your machines get a copy. Skills work in Claude Code and hold up to 300 text files and 4 MB.

Which agents

A new connection goes to All my agents. Narrow it whenever you like, down to one project or some of your machines.

• When you add a key, you can pick one project under Which agents instead.
• Later, open the connection and choose Only some places, or Turn off in… a project.
• Under Machines, choose which of your machines can use it. On a computer, you can also drag a card onto All my agents, a project or an agent.
• Giving a key or GitHub to more agents or machines asks for your passkey.

How it's kept

Connections are sealed on your device. Miko's servers store them locked, and only your machines can unlock them.

• If a connection changes without your account's confirmation, you see Connections need a quick check. Your machines keep using the earlier version until you press Review and confirm with your passkey.
• If a skill lets agents run things without asking, Miko lists them and asks for your passkey.
• Your data export lists your connections, with no keys and no passwords.

Good to know

Your AI accounts aren't connections. Each one signs in under Accounts on each machine, in the app's own sign-in, and your sign-in stays on that machine.

• Credentials already on a machine are never read or imported: each account signs in fresh, in its own private profile.
• Sign-ins never move between machines. Use Sign in on… on the account card to add another machine.
• Also separate: Miko Connect, which adds your own Linux server, VPS or PC to Miko with one command.
• Connecting needs one of your machines online.