Integrations

Connected to where work arrives and where it goes.

12 connections, each optional and separately authorized. Reading and writing are distinct permissions, and you can disconnect any of them at any time.

Where work comes in

Requests become suggestions you review.

Email, chat, meetings, and trackers feed the Inbox. Nothing becomes a task or an event until you accept it.

Calendar and time

Your meetings in, your hours out.

Google Calendar brings your meetings into the planner and receives the work you plan; calendar access is its own Google authorization, separate from signing in. Toggl receives the time you record.

Agents

The same work, for your agents.

Hand a task to a coding agent on your Mac, or give any agent an API key.

Permissions and your data

  • Google sign-in identifies you and nothing more. Calendar, Gmail and Drive are separate Google authorizations you grant on purpose.
  • When you enable AI analysis or an AI routing condition, an external AI service analyzes the relevant context. Inbox suggestions are drafts; you decide what becomes a task or an event.
  • Disconnecting stops future intake. Deleting imported data is a separate control, and accepted work and some history can remain.
  • Codex and T3 Code run on your own Mac. Kernel reaches them through the krnl companion you pair with your workspace.

See it move

Follow one request all the way through.

The explorer traces work from the first message to the last invoice, through every connection on this page.