Connections
Connect external sources to GitBook Assistant and GitBook Agent
Connections let you bring external content into your docs site.
Connected content can appear in AI Search and GitBook Assistant. Some connections can also help GitBook generate change requests.
To add a connection, open your site’s Settings and click on Connections.

How connections work
Connection settings
When you edit a connection, you can configure these options:
Label
Use Label to give the connection a clear name.
This makes the source easier to identify in the connections list, especially if you connect multiple repositories, websites, or channels.
Auto-generate change requests
Auto generating change requests is currently in early access.
See Agent audit for information on requesting access
Turn on Auto-generate change requests to let GitBook learn from the connection’s records and suggest documentation updates.
GitBook can use those records to create change requests with suggested changes for your team to review.
Expose in search / assistant
Turn on Expose in search / assistant to make records from this connection searchable by visitors and available to answer questions.
This allows connected content to appear in your site’s AI-powered search experience and in GitBook Assistant responses.
Enabling Expose in search / assistant makes records from that connection available to anyone who can access the site — including external visitors if the site is shared externally.
Search ranking boost
Use Search ranking boost to prioritize or deprioritize records from a connection in search.
Increase the value if this source should appear more often. Lower it if this source should have less weight than your primary docs.
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