> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.oncortex.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Other sources

> Connecting other tools, and what's coming

Files, meetings and agent conversations cover most of what people put into Cortex. For anything else, there are two more routes.

## Push from any tool with a webhook

Any tool that can send a web request when something happens can push content into a brain. You create a source on the brain, Cortex gives you a secure address and a secret, and the tool sends new items to that address. This is how you would wire up, say, a form tool or an automation platform to feed a brain.

You create the source on the brain's Settings page, under **Ingest sources**, and Cortex shows the secret once with the address and headers the tool needs. The rest is a more technical setup than the rest of Cortex, so it lives in the reference section. See [receiving webhooks](/reference/webhooks) for the details.

## Push from your own scripts

If you write your own automations, you can post directly to the Cortex API using a [service credential](/connect/service-credentials). This is the same route the agent-conversation capture uses.

## On the roadmap

More ready-made connectors are planned, so that popular tools work with a click rather than a webhook. For now, if a tool is not covered by a built-in source, the webhook route connects it today.