Connectors

A connector is an external account the agent can use on your behalf. It is connected once per person and used by all your agents.

How it works

• They belong to the account, not to the agent. The key is stored encrypted under (your user, provider). An agent has no connectors of its own; it has access to yours when it acts for you.
• It acts as whoever invokes it. In Teams, if @handle sends an email from a channel, it sends it with the account of the person who mentioned it, not with a shared account. On a public channel (WhatsApp) personal connectors are not available.
• Disconnecting revokes. Removing a connector deletes the key and revokes the grant at the provider.

Where they are connected

• Studio: Settings → Connectors. This is where the Google, Canva and Spotify OAuth connectors live, and credential-based ones like Odoo.
• Teams: the workspace's Settings → Integrations, for what the agent uses inside the workspace (GitHub, Calendly, Deník…).
• Mobile app: Settings → Integrations with the same list, through the connectors API.

Catalog

Odoo and other credential-based connectors

Non-OAuth connectors are set up with their credentials (instance URL, user, key). The URL goes through a network guard: only public hosts, no private IPs and no localhost, so a connector can't be used to reach your internal network from the agent's machine.

API

For your own clients (the mobile app uses these):

They require an OAuth2 bearer; see Authentication.