Ask “what did the client say about the deadline?” and it searches your Gmail. Say “put it in my calendar” and a card appears with the event filled in — press Confirm and it is done. The AI reads freely; it only changes things when you say so.
Connect once, then just ask.
What each one can read, and what it can do once you confirm.
| App | Connect by | Reads | Does (after you confirm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sign in with Google | Drive files, Gmail, your calendar | Draft or send email, add events with invites, create Google Docs | |
| 🟧 Microsoft 365 | Sign in with Microsoft | Outlook mail, your calendar, OneDrive | Draft or send email, add events |
| ⬛ Notion | Sign in with Notion | Pages you share with the app | Create pages |
| 🐙 GitHub | Paste a personal token | Issues and files in your repositories | Open issues, add comments |
| 💬 Slack | Paste a personal token | Channels you can see | Post messages |
| 🗂️ Airtable | Paste a personal token | Records in your bases | Add records |
| 📦 Dropbox | Sign in with Dropbox | Your files | Save new text files |
| 🔌 MCP servers | Paste the server address | Whatever tools the server offers | Zapier, Composio, Linear, your company’s own server… |
Connected Google before writing was added? Reconnect Google once to allow sending and creating. Knowledge bases can also stay in sync with a Google Drive folder.
Connect an app and its features show up in the chat by themselves.
Small icons appear right after your text — Search the web, Send email · Google, Use skill. On a phone, a 💡 next to the voice-chat button shows how many there are; tap it for the list. Nothing is used until you pick one.
Under the newest answer, a Next steps line offers up to three things — Draft reply in Outlook, Add to calendar, Open GitHub issue — with the details already filled in.
“Make the slides, save them to OneDrive and email Sara the link” becomes one card you confirm once. Save it as a recipe to run again, by hand or on a schedule.
Tools → Actions, or Ctrl+K, lists and searches everything your apps can do. Not connected yet? The chip says connect Outlook.
No special wording needed.
Built so you can connect your real accounts.
Every send, post and create waits for your Confirm. Details copied from emails or web pages are highlighted so you check them.
Sign-in tokens are encrypted and never shown again. MCP server addresses are checked so they cannot point inside our network.
One click in Settings → Connectors. The AI never deletes anything in your apps.
A link between your AI Chat Console account and another app you use, so the AI can look things up there during a chat — "what did Sara say about the budget?" searches your Gmail — and, when you confirm, do things there, like sending the reply.
It can read freely. Anything that writes — an email, an event, a post, a record, a file — first appears as a card with every detail, and happens only when you press Confirm. It never deletes anything.
Model Context Protocol is an open standard many services use to offer tools to AI. Paste a server's https address (and a key if it needs one) and its tools become available in your chats. Zapier and Composio each give access to thousands of apps this way.
The chat knows what your connected apps can do and offers the next step: after a reply about a meeting, a chip says "Add to Google Calendar" with the details filled in. While you type, small icons suggest the right app or tool. It is all optional and can be switched off.
Your sign-in tokens are stored encrypted and are never shown again, even to you. Each connector only reaches what that app's permission screen allowed. Disconnect any time in Settings → Connectors, and revoke it on the app's side too if you like.
No separate fee. A connector used inside a chat is part of that message and charged with it, like web search.
Start with Google or Microsoft 365 — mail and calendar make the biggest difference.
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