Connectors
Connectors let agents use cloud apps (GitHub, Google Workspace, Notion, Slack, Linear, Jira, Figma) without you pasting long-lived passwords into chat. Each connector is a plugin. Sign-in uses OAuth 2.1 (or an API key / bearer token, depending on the app). Tokens sit in the encrypted vault.
What you get after connecting
Once a connector is green Connected, its actions become tools the agent can call — if you grant those tools in Agent Studio.
| Plugin | Agents can… |
|---|---|
| Google Workspace | Search Gmail, create calendar events, list Drive files, read Docs. |
| GitHub | List repos, read/create issues, open pull requests, search code. |
| Notion | Search pages, create pages, query databases. |
| Slack | Post messages, list channels, read history. |
| Linear | List, create, and update issues. |
| Jira Cloud | Search with JQL, create issues, transition issues. |
| Figma | Read files and comments, post comments. |
Exact tool names are listed in Official plugins.
Connect an account
- Open Extensions → Plugins.
- Open the connector (for example GitHub) and click Configure.
- Enter the app’s Client ID and Client Secret if the plugin asks for them. Those values go into the vault.
- Click Connect Account and approve the permissions on the provider’s site.
- When the popup closes, the badge turns Connected.
ActonOS refreshes access tokens in the background. If you revoke access at GitHub/Google, the connector turns red Re-authentication required and you get a notification.
Use it from Chat
Grant the connector tools to an agent, then say:
List my GitHub repositories and open an issue titled "Docs review" in actonos/docs.
The agent calls the connector tool; you may still see an approval prompt if the agent’s approval level is Medium or High.
Related pages
- Plugins — install and logs.
- Agent Studio — grant connector tools.
- Plugin SDK: Connectors — write your own.