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Connectors are how OpenLIT attaches to external systems. Each connector is an atomic integration: one backend, one credential set, and a clear set of actions (test connection, validate signals, bind telemetry, browse memories, and more). Open Connectors from the sidebar under Configuration → Connectors (/connectors). Always select the correct project and environment first — connectors belong to the project, not the organisation root.
OpenLIT Connectors page showing configured connectors and the connector catalog
Connectors share one registry model across categories. Data-source connectors route telemetry reads; memory connectors connect OpenLIT to agent memory stores; scanner connectors run Trustabl jobs against GitHub repositories.

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Connector categories

Data-source connectors

ClickHouse, Tempo, Loki, Prometheus, and Jaeger — read traces, logs, and metrics with per-signal routing.

Memory connectors

Claude, Mem0, and Zep — browse, search, write, and copy agent memories from the Memory page and Otter.

Scanner connectors

Trustabl — scan GitHub repositories for agent SDK, MCP, and policy findings.

Notification connectors

Enterprise — send alerts to Slack, email, webhooks, Discord, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, and Datadog.
Premium connectors (the notification connectors, plus the Datadog and New Relic data sources) are part of OpenLIT Enterprise and show a Premium badge in the catalog.

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Mental model

  • Atomic connectors — one backend per connector instance. Never a multi-backend blob.
  • Project scope — connectors are created on a project and partitioned by environment.
  • Data-source bindings — traces, logs, and metrics bind independently. See Signal routing.
  • Memory usage — memory connectors power the Memory page (/memory) and Otter memory tools; they do not replace telemetry routing.
  • Scanner usage — scanner connectors power the Scanner page (/scanner) and Otter get_scanner_findings; they do not replace telemetry routing.

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Common actions

Enterprise audit logs record connector create, update, delete, test, bind, and unbind events. RBAC permissions are connectors:read|create|update|delete|test|bind (owner/admin by default).

Organisation overview

How projects and environments scope connectors.

Signal routing

Bind traces, logs, and metrics to data-source connectors.

Database Config

ClickHouse app store and built-in connector.

Environments

Partition connectors by environment.