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Pipedream: your launches write themselves

Connect GitHub, Stripe, HubSpot or Slack through Pipedream Connect and Oetzi turns releases and milestones into topics and grounded posts. Plan feature.

By Max Gillespie, founder of Oetzi

Pipedream Connect is the managed-auth layer behind Pipedream, the integration platform with connectors for more than 3,000 APIs. Connect it to Oetzi and your own tools become a knowledge source: a GitHub release becomes a pinned topic the same hour, a Stripe milestone becomes a post, and what customers tell your support team grounds every draft. Oetzi never sees your tokens. Pipedream holds them, and Oetzi calls the APIs on your behalf.

What does connecting a tool give Oetzi?

Five starter recipes, each one a feed you turn on from Settings under "Your stack". What shipped: GitHub releases or Linear projects become pinned topics, so the "we shipped" line on Topics writes itself and the trend scan sees your launch the same day. Milestones: Stripe customer counts once a day, and a round number crossed becomes a topic. Voice of customer: Intercom conversations, HubSpot tickets or a Slack channel feed Ask and the drafter's "what we know", never a topic and never quoted by name. Wins: a HubSpot deal won or a message in your wins channel becomes a topic when it names a customer story. What people read: your Google Analytics top pages once a week, so a draft can point at the page people already open.

How does the setup work?

Under Settings, "Connect a tool" opens Pipedream's Connect Link. You pick the app, authorize it on the vendor's own page, and come back. The connected accounts show as chips, and each recipe row has a "Turn on" button that deploys the trigger or creates the poll for that account. Some recipes ask for one value, a repository name or a channel id. Everything the feed produces shows on the Brain Sources tab with a date and a source, and you can pause, run or remove a feed there.

Is it safe?

Tokens stay with Pipedream. Events reach Oetzi on a signed webhook, verified with the trigger's signing key before anything is stored. Items from your support tools stay in your workspace's store, never enter the shared corpus, and every prompt that reads them is told to paraphrase and never quote a person by name.

What does it cost?

Connecting a stack needs the $49 plan, because Pipedream bills a seat per connected workspace. The feeds themselves are free, capped at thirty runs a day. See what Oetzi charges.

Questions

Which apps work?

Any of the 3,000 Pipedream supports can be connected. The five recipes ship with GitHub, Linear, Stripe, Intercom, HubSpot, Slack and Google Analytics. An agent can turn on a recipe with enable_recipe and list what is connected with connect_stack.

Can I use it without a subscription?

You can see the recipes and connect on Pipedream's development tier, and the store, news feeds and Alexandria work on the free tier. Turning a recipe on in production needs the plan.

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