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[ $15 · 7 MCP walkthroughs ]

Wire the Brain to Your Stack

Drive, Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Supabase — wired in, gotchas named, working queries you can copy and run.

Wire the Brain to Your Stack — $15 instant download
[ the problem ]

The brain works alone. It multiplies when you wire it to the tools you actually use.

Most people with a brain set up never wire it to anything. The docs are scattered. The OAuth flows are confusing. Every connection has three scope decisions that read identical until one of them locks you out at runtime.

So the brain sits there — useful for context, useless for action. The Gmail thread the buyer cited stays buried. The Drive folder with the spec stays unread. The Linear ticket gets opened by hand. Every time.

The unlock isn't a smarter brain. The unlock is wiring it to the seven places your work already lives.

[ what's inside ]

Seven walkthroughs. Same shape every time.

Each walkthrough covers four things: the auth flow with the exact scopes you actually need, three working example queries you can copy and run, three gotchas that trip people on their first wire-up, and one sync pattern that turns the connection into a brain multiplier instead of a read-only lookup.

  1. 1Drive MCP — OAuth + Google Cloud project setup, `drive.readonly` + `drive.metadata` scopes, the shared-drive vs my-drive trap, sync pattern: Drive changelog → brain Decision Log entry
  2. 2Gmail MCP — OAuth, `gmail.readonly` + `gmail.modify` scopes, the message-vs-thread ID gotcha, sync pattern: Gmail label → brain task entry
  3. 3Slack MCP — workspace OAuth, bot-vs-user token decision, private-channel access trap, sync pattern: decision message → brain Decision Log with link back to the thread
  4. 4Notion MCP — integration token + per-page invites, block-vs-page model trap, sync pattern: brain changelog → Notion database
  5. 5Linear MCP — API key vs OAuth, team-vs-project scope, label conventions, sync pattern: Linear ticket → brain task; brain task closure → Linear issue close
  6. 6GitHub MCP — PAT vs GitHub App OAuth (when to use which), the install-per-repo gotcha, sync pattern: commits + PR descriptions → brain Change Log entries
  7. 7Supabase MCP — access token + project scope, RLS-aware query patterns, service-role-vs-anon-key gotcha, sync pattern: schema → brain Feature Inventory sync

PDF guide + 7 markdown walkthroughs + a sanitized screenshot library from the auth flows I actually ran. Every screenshot is from a real setup. Every gotcha is one I hit before I wrote it down.

[ the bundle ]

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[ the rest of the stack ]

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[ the deal ]

$15. Instant download. Wire two integrations this weekend, the other five over the year.

$15. Instant download. PDF + 7 markdown files + screenshot library — the lot lands in your inbox the moment Stripe confirms.

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