Guide
Connect your stack
Wire up the services your app needs — bychat detects most of them for you.
bychat reads your app and detects the connections it needs, so setup is mostly filling in values rather than wiring things by hand.
What you'll be able to do
- See which connections your app needs, auto-detected
- Add API keys and service URLs in one place
- Build features around a connected service
Step by step
- 1
Open Connections
Open the Connections tab to see the values your app needs, detected from its config.
- 2
Fill in the values
Add each key or URL — or paste a whole .env at once.
- 3
Pick a ready connection
Choose from ready connections like Supabase or n8n to wire in fast.
- 4
Build around it
Ask bychat to add features that use the connected service.
Prompts to try
Copy one to start, or adapt it to your project.
Connect a Supabase project and add a sign-in page.
Build an app around my n8n workflow.
Add my OpenAI key and a chat feature that uses it.
FAQ
How are connections detected?
bychat scans your app's config (like .env.example) and lists what it needs, tagged Detected.
Which services are ready?
GitHub is built in; Supabase, OpenAI and n8n are available, with more coming.
Are my keys safe?
Values are stored per project; you control what's set and shared.
Keep going
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