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Overview

MemoryLake Connectors let you mount external document services directly into your library. Browse files from WPS and Lark without leaving MemoryLake, and associate them with projects so your AI assistants can use them as context.

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What Are Connectors?

Connectors are integrations that:
  • Mount external document libraries into your personal library as a dedicated space (e.g. “WPS Space”, “Lark Space”)
  • Use OAuth authentication for secure access — your password never leaves the external service
  • Provide read-only access to external content (browse, download, associate with projects)
  • Load content lazily — folders fetch their contents from the external service as you expand them
Connectors are available in your personal space only. In team and organization workspaces, external connectors are disabled by policy — the cards appear but cannot be connected.

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Available Connectors

WPS (Kingsoft Office)

Status: Available Connect your WPS account and browse your document libraries as “WPS Space”.

Lark (Feishu)

Status: Available Connect your Lark account and browse your documents as “Lark Space”. Same flow as WPS.

Dropbox

Status: Coming Soon

OneDrive

Status: Coming Soon

Google Drive

Status: Coming Soon

SharePoint / DingTalk / Baidu Pan

Status: Coming Soon
Connector availability can vary by deployment. The Connectors section in your console always shows what is enabled for your environment.

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How Connectors Work

1

Initiate Connection

Click a connector card in the Connectors section.
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OAuth Authentication

A popup window opens the service’s login page. Sign in and approve MemoryLake’s read-only access.
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Browse the Mounted Space

Once connected, a dedicated space (e.g. “WPS Space”) appears in your library tree. Expand folders to browse — contents are fetched from the external service on demand.
If the external service’s authorization expires, expanding the space prompts you to re-authorize — reconnecting takes one OAuth round trip.

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Connector Capabilities

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What You Can Do

  • Browse external document structures in your library tree
  • Download files from external services
  • Associate external documents with projects (so AI assistants get their content as context)

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Limitations

  • Read-Only: You cannot upload, edit, or delete external content through MemoryLake
  • Personal space only: Connectors are disabled in team and organization workspaces
  • Freshness: Changes in the external service appear when you re-expand or refresh the folder
  • File Types: Project processing covers MemoryLake-supported formats
To modify files in external services, use the native application. MemoryLake provides convenient read access and integration with your projects.

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Common Use Cases

Access documents from multiple services in one place. Browse WPS and Lark libraries alongside your MemoryLake files without switching applications.
Associate external documents with a MemoryLake project. AI assistants connected via MCP or the OpenClaw plugin can then search and read that content — without you re-uploading anything.
Preview and download external content before migrating it into MemoryLake. Test project workflows against mounted content before committing to a full import.

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Next Steps

WPS & Lark Integration

Step-by-step guide to connecting your WPS or Lark account