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Corsair integrations ship as npm packages under @corsair-dev/<plugin>. Each plugin adds typed API calls, optional webhooks, and a local database layer for that provider.

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Install the package

Add the core SDK and the plugins you need alongside your other dependencies: 
npm install corsair @corsair-dev/slack @corsair-dev/linear
Use the package name that matches the integration (for example @corsair-dev/gmail, @corsair-dev/github). Every published plugin follows the same @corsair-dev/<name> pattern.

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Add plugins to your Corsair instance

Import createCorsair from corsair and each plugin’s factory from its package. Pass the plugin functions into plugins: 
import { createCorsair } from 'corsair';
import { slack } from '@corsair-dev/slack';
import { linear } from '@corsair-dev/linear';

export const corsair = createCorsair({
  plugins: [slack(), linear()],
  database: db,
  kek: process.env.CORSAIR_KEK!,
  multiTenancy: false,
});
Then configure credentials for each integration (CLI, env, or your app’s setup flow). For a full walkthrough—database migration, CORSAIR_KEK, and first run—see Installation.

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Find a specific integration

Use the sidebar under Plugins to open an integration’s docs: overview, credentials, API reference, webhooks, and database where applicable.

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Need something that isn’t listed?

If there is no package for the API you need, you can scaffold and ship your own plugin in the Corsair repo:

Build a Plugin

Use the generator, wire auth and endpoints, and publish alongside your app.
For storing and rotating credentials across plugins, see Plugin credentials.