Relevant tool context
Bring the right source into the task instead of manually re-entering information.
Plugins and connectors
Integrations that earn their keep — deliberate, visible, and reviewable, not a gallery of buttons.
How it works
A practical, reviewable workflow—not a black box.
Source selection
Pick the tools that genuinely inform the one workflow — least-privilege auth, scoped to the context the task declares, not a gallery of buttons.
Connected sources
Least-privilegesources in scope
write scopes granted
task they serve
Use project updates and documentation to prepare a weekly leadership digest.
In action
A real working view — reviewable before anything ships.
Gmail
Connected
GitHub
Connected
Notion
Connected
Web
Connected
Capabilities
Bring the right source into the task instead of manually re-entering information.
Turn a successful process into a repeatable starting point.
Use integration results as preparation material before downstream actions.
Where it helps
Create a concise update from the sources a team already uses.
“Use project updates and documentation to prepare a weekly leadership digest.”
Prepare a structured handoff from connected documentation.
“Collect the updates, identify risks, then draft a summary for approval.”
Gather relevant context before creating the research brief.
“Prepare—not send—a customer update based on approved sources.”
Why teams switch
Connections add more places to look.
The connector is used inside a clearly defined task.
Automation hides the reasoning.
Inputs, output, and review are visible in the workflow.
Every team reinvents its process.
Reusable patterns capture what already works.
Questions
Start with one real workflow, keep people in control, and build from what works.