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Connected apps let Super Agent work with supported services you already use. Depending on the app and the permissions you grant, Magica may be able to find information, create content, or take actions as part of a task. Examples include:
  • Google: Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive
  • Communication: Slack
  • Work management: Linear, Jira, and Notion
  • Development: GitHub
  • Storage: Dropbox
The catalog changes as integrations are added or updated. Open Settings → Integrations to see the current apps.

Are integrations the same as a skills library?

No. Connected apps extend Super Agent into your own services and data. Skills, in Settings → Skills, teach Magica how you work: add them from Discover or create your own. Magica also has built-in tools for browsing, coding, file handling, research, and media creation. They work right away, without setup. Connect an app when a task needs information from your account or needs to take an action there.

Connect an app

  1. At the bottom of the left sidebar, select More, then Settings.
  2. Select Integrations.
  3. On the Available tab, choose an app and complete its secure authorization flow.
You can also select the Connect apps (plug) icon in the message box. Your connected apps appear on the Connected tab.

Use a connected app

Tell Super Agent both the source and the outcome. For example:
Find the project notes in my connected workspace, summarize the decisions, and draft a follow-up message. Do not send it.
Be explicit when you want Magica to draft, create, update, send, or delete something. Each connected-app action uses a small amount of credits.

Permissions and workspace scope

Magica can only use access granted through the connection. Connections are scoped to the workspace you have selected, so an app you connect in your personal workspace isn’t available in a team workspace until you connect it there too. Other team members connect their own accounts. You can disconnect an app from Settings → Integrations. For other services, Magica may be able to help through its browser, using the same logins, permissions, and site rules that apply to you.