Your clone already knows how you think. Connectors let it act on that knowledge: send the email, check the calendar, update the ticket, place the call. It works inside the tools you already use, so you don't have to switch to new ones.
Why connect your tools
It goes from talking to doing. A connected clone doesn't just draft the email. It sends it from your Gmail once you approve it.
It works across your whole workday. Google, Microsoft 365, LinkedIn, Jira, GitHub, Dropbox, n8n, Twilio and more, all in one place.
Nothing is hidden. Each connector lists exactly what your clone can do with it and what permissions it has.
It automates what you do again and again. After one successful task, your clone offers to automate this process for next time.
How to connect
Click your profile picture (bottom left), then Settings, then the Connectors tab.
At the top, see what's already connected, such as Google and Microsoft 365.
Under Available to Connect, click Connect next to Jira, Dropbox, GitHub, N8N or Twilio.
Things to try right away
"What's on my calendar this week?"
"Send a meeting invite to everyone in my contacts sheet." Your clone writes the email, and you reply "Looks good, send the emails."
Connect Twilio so your clone can send texts and make calls
Connect Jira or GitHub so it can update issues and review pull requests
Pro tip: Start with Google or Microsoft 365. Email and calendar unlock the most everyday wins.
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