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Concept

Connector

An authenticated connection to a third-party app that agents and flows can act on.

What a connector is

Connectors are the pod’s hands: connect Salesforce, GitHub, or Notion once, and agents can read and act on them — within the operations you allow. Surfaces bring work in; connectors let the pod act out in your other tools.

Reach for it when

  • Agents or flows should act in Salesforce, GitHub, Notion, Gmail — not just talk about them.
  • The pod needs to read state that lives in another product.
  • A workflow step ends with "…and then update it in the other system."

Give the pod hands

  1. 1
    Open Connectors and connect the app with the account that should act.
  2. 2
    Decide the account mode: each user acts as themselves, or one fixed service account.
  3. 3
    Grant the connector to the specific agents and functions that need it.
  4. 4
    Test one real operation from a conversation before trusting it in a flow.

Where it lives

Connectors in the left sidebar; connected accounts are workspace-wide.