Connectors
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The agent never gets your passwords or tokens. It uses outside services through connectors (called gatekeepers in the app). A connector:
- connects your account with OAuth or credentials you provide, and keeps them to itself;
- exposes only the specific resources you grant a workspace;
- splits every call into reads (run right away) and actions (wait for your approval);
- records all activity for you to review in Activity.
Connecting an account
Section titled “Connecting an account”- Open Gatekeepers on the left (“Add the apps and accounts your workspaces can use”).
- Find the service, connect, and complete authorization (usually signing in on the service’s site and agreeing).
- The account appears under Connected.
You don’t have to start there: when the agent needs a service mid-task, it asks you to connect it in the conversation.
Granting resources to a workspace
Section titled “Granting resources to a workspace”Connecting an account is only the first step. What the agent can actually use depends on the resources and scope you grant in the workspace. With YouTube, for example, you can grant only “My YouTube channel and videos (read-only)”, so the agent can read but not upload.
Services offer different scopes, for example:
| Service | Example scopes |
|---|---|
| YouTube | Channel and videos (read-only); publish videos to the channel |
| Baidu Netdisk | List files; export a selected file to Outputs or hand it to the next service |
| MCP server | Every tool of a server; or only named tools |
| Home Assistant | The whole instance; one area (room); all entities with a label |
Available now
Section titled “Available now”| Connector | What it does | Docs |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube | Read channel and video data, publish videos | Baidu Netdisk & YouTube |
| Baidu Netdisk | Browse files, export large files | Baidu Netdisk & YouTube |
| MCP Server | Connect any Model Context Protocol server | Connect an MCP server |
| Home Assistant | Read and control home devices (granted per instance, area or label) | — |
| Scheduled Tasks | Run workspace tasks on a schedule | Scheduled tasks |
| Workspace access | Let one workspace’s agent see your other workspaces and hand them work (used by WeChat) | Use Gosper in WeChat |
| Shopify AI Support | Answer shoppers’ questions on your store | AI Support |
| Shopify Tracking | Conversion tracking and ad platform delivery for Hydrogen stores | Conversion tracking |
Coming soon
Section titled “Coming soon”These connectors are built and opening one by one: GitHub, Google (Gmail, Docs, Sheets), Notion, Slack, Linear, Confluence, Spotify, Supabase, ZoomInfo and Cloudflare. If you can connect one on the Gatekeepers page, it’s available to you.
Reconnecting and disconnecting
Section titled “Reconnecting and disconnecting”- When tokens expire the connection shows Credentials expired; reconnect and your grants stay as they were.
- When more access is needed (say, from read-only to publishing) the connector asks you to extend it.
- Disconnecting an account on the Gatekeepers page removes every workspace’s grant to it.