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What You Can Do

When creating tasks in QoderWork, use the Linkly AI Connector to let AI first search local documents, then combine browser automation, file processing, and other tools to complete complex workflows grounded in real materials.
Combine Linkly AI with Slack, Microsoft 365, Calendar, and other Connectors to access both local documents and online services in a single task — breaking down information silos.
Configure once, then share the same local knowledge base across all tasks and conversations in QoderWork. AI retrieves on demand — no need to upload attachments every time.

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Prerequisites

  • QoderWork installed
  • Linkly AI Desktop running with the MCP service active

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Configuration Steps

1

Open the Connectors page

Click Extensions → Connectors in the left navigation.QoderWork Connectors page
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Add a new connector

Click + Add in the top right, then select Fill in Config Manually from the dropdown.Select Fill in Config Manually
3

Fill in the configuration and add

In the Add MCP Server dialog, fill in the following:
  • Server Type: Streamable HTTP
  • Server Name: linkly-ai
  • Server URL: http://127.0.0.1:60606/mcp
Click Add to finish.Fill in Streamable HTTP local configuration

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Enable in Conversations

After adding, you still need to manually enable the connector in each conversation. Click the plugin icon in the input toolbar, select Connectors, and toggle on linkly-ai. Enable linkly-ai connector in the chat toolbar

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FAQ

Switch to the Installed tab on the Connectors page to see the installed list. If still not visible, try clicking the refresh button in the top right.
Make sure the remote access feature in Linkly AI Desktop is enabled and the desktop tunnel shows “Connected.” You can check this in the MCP section of Linkly AI settings.
Confirm Linkly AI CLI is correctly installed by running linkly --version in a terminal.