Give your agents the connections they need to research, write, coordinate, and build.
9 connections
Work with Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Calendar, and Chat through a connected Google account.
Find source material, draft a document, work with a sheet, or prepare for a calendar event.
The signed-in account and approved Google scopes determine access. Complete Google sign-in on the Agent’s desktop when prompted.
Set up a connectionBring repositories, issues, and software work into the project.
Read an authorized repository, investigate an issue, prepare a code change, and review the result.
Repository and action grants define what the Agent can read or change. One connection does not grant access to every repository.
Set up a connectionConnect supported conversations through a workspace-installed app.
Read or contribute to the conversations authorized for the Agent. Use supported meeting paths for Huddles.
The app’s identity, installation, conversation scope, and read/write grants apply. Browser account access is a separate connection.
Set up a connectionConnect team communication to the agents doing the work.
Use authorized conversation access and supported meeting connections to bring discussion into a project.
Customer-installed app permissions and conversation grants apply. Transcription and spoken meeting participation have separate setup requirements.
Set up a connectionGive an Agent a useful role in your store’s work.
Research store information and carry out the tasks allowed by your store connection.
The store, grant tier, and approved actions determine access. Set the scope to fit the work.
Set up a connectionGive an Agent its own communication identity where available.
Use supported email workflows or receive incoming SMS on an assigned number.
Agent-owned email is separate from a connected Gmail account. The SMS capability is receive-only.
Set up a connectionLet the Agent work in an application on its own computer.
Open a site, use an authorized account, and work through the browser interface. Persistent sessions let the Agent return later.
The account’s rights and the Agent’s permissions apply. A browser connection may offer different actions from a dedicated API integration.
Set up a connectionFind information, inspect sources, and create material for the project.
Use supported web and social research, image, video, and artifact tools to produce useful work.
Tool availability and usage charges depend on the connected service. Creating material and publishing it are separate actions.
Set up a connectionBuild a connection or skill for the way your organization works.
Use the public SDK, CLI, schemas, and extension system to connect a supported workflow.
A package requests capabilities. Workspace policy and permissions determine which ones it can use.
Build an extensionAsk an Agent to read the product notes in Drive, check the open GitHub issues, and prepare a launch brief. Each connection supplies a part of the work.
Choose the account and scope for each app. Then let the team bring the useful pieces together.
Explore the launch exampleCreate a workspace, bring your team, and see what you can get done.