> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://sitegpt.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # External data sources > Connect Google Drive, Notion, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, SharePoint, Confluence, and GitHub through the SiteGPT CLI. External data-source commands connect a chatbot to third-party systems and ingest selected documents into SiteGPT knowledge. ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources --help ``` `knowledge connections` is accepted as an alias for `knowledge sources`. ## Supported connectors ```text theme={null} NOTION, GOOGLE_DRIVE, DROPBOX, ONEDRIVE, BOX, SHAREPOINT, CONFLUENCE, GITHUB ``` ## Source lifecycle ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector GOOGLE_DRIVE --name "Drive docs" ``` OAuth/picker connectors return an authorization URL. Open it, approve access, and select files when the provider shows a picker. ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources documents --chatbot

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```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources ingest --chatbot

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## List sources ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources list --chatbot sitegpt knowledge sources list --chatbot --connector GOOGLE_DRIVE sitegpt knowledge sources list --chatbot --status ACTIVE sitegpt knowledge sources list --chatbot --json ``` Status values: ```text theme={null} PENDING, ACTIVE, FAILED, REVOKED ``` ## Create sources OAuth/picker sources: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector GOOGLE_DRIVE --name "Drive docs" sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector NOTION --name "Notion docs" sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector DROPBOX --name "Dropbox docs" sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector ONEDRIVE --name "OneDrive docs" sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector BOX --name "Box docs" sitegpt knowledge sources create --chatbot --connector SHAREPOINT --name "SharePoint docs" ``` Confluence: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources create \ --chatbot \ --connector CONFLUENCE \ --domain site.atlassian.net \ --name "Confluence docs" ``` GitHub: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources create \ --chatbot \ --connector GITHUB \ --name "Docs repo" \ --owner \ --api-key ``` Create options: | Option | Description | | ----------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | `--connector ` | Required connector type. | | `--name ` | Friendly connection name. | | `--owner ` | GitHub owner. Required for GitHub create. | | `--api-key ` | GitHub personal access token. | | `--domain ` | Confluence domain. Required for Confluence create. | | `--label ` | Optional provider-visible label metadata. | | `--client-redirect-url ` | Optional URL to redirect to after OAuth/picker. | | `--metadata ` | Extra metadata object. | `sources add` is an alias for `sources create`. ## Get and update a source ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources get --chatbot

sitegpt knowledge sources update --chatbot

--name "New name" sitegpt knowledge sources update --chatbot

--api-key sitegpt knowledge sources update --chatbot

--client-redirect-url https://example.com/done sitegpt knowledge sources update --chatbot

--clear-client-redirect-url ``` ## Authorize or select more files Use `authorize` for first-time OAuth approval, reauthorization, or selecting more files for an existing picker connection: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources authorize --chatbot

sitegpt knowledge sources authorize --chatbot

--client-redirect-url https://example.com/complete ``` Aliases: * `reauthorize` * `select-files` * `picker` To add more files to an existing Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, or SharePoint connection, run `authorize` for the existing source. Do not create a duplicate connection unless you want a separate connection. ## List source documents ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources documents --chatbot

sitegpt knowledge sources documents --chatbot

--limit 100 sitegpt knowledge sources documents --chatbot

--cursor ``` Alias: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources docs --chatbot

``` ## Ingest source documents ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources ingest --chatbot

sitegpt knowledge sources ingest --chatbot

--sync WEEKLY ``` Ingest options: | Option | Description | | -------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `--sync ` | Auto-sync ingested source content. Values: `NEVER`, `DAILY`, `WEEKLY`, `MONTHLY`. | | `--external-id ` | Ingest a selected external document ID. Repeatable. | | `--document ` | Alias-style document selector for external IDs. Repeatable. | | `--page ` | Confluence/Notion page selector. Repeatable. | | `--metadata ` | Extra metadata object. | ## GitHub helpers List repositories: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources github repos --chatbot --source sitegpt knowledge sources github repositories --chatbot --source --page 1 --per-page 100 ``` List files: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources github files \ --chatbot \ --source \ --owner \ --repo \ --branch ``` Ingest repository content: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources ingest \ --chatbot \ \ --repo \ --branch \ --pattern "docs/**" ``` `--pattern` is repeatable. ## Confluence helpers List spaces: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources confluence spaces --chatbot --source sitegpt knowledge sources confluence spaces --chatbot --source --limit 50 ``` List pages in a space: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources confluence pages \ --chatbot \ --source \ --space ``` Ingest pages: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources ingest --chatbot

--page ``` ## Notion flow difference Notion selection happens inside Notion OAuth. After authorization, selected pages/databases are discovered during ingest. That means this can be normal for Notion: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources documents --chatbot

# No documents shown yet sitegpt knowledge sources ingest --chatbot

``` If no pages were selected during OAuth, rerun authorization: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources authorize --chatbot

``` ## Revoke a source ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources revoke --chatbot

--yes ``` Alias: ```bash theme={null} sitegpt knowledge sources delete --chatbot

--yes ``` Revoking disconnects the source. It does not automatically delete already ingested knowledge documents. ## Full reference * [External data sources](/cli/command-reference#external-data-sources) * [GitHub source helpers](/cli/command-reference#github-source-helpers) * [Confluence source helpers](/cli/command-reference#confluence-source-helpers)