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Connect the apps where the work lives, then choose what Runner can read, change, or send. Don’t connect everything because you can. Start with one job and the sources it needs.

Gmail

Calendar

Slack

Linear

Notion

Google Workspace

HubSpot

Salesforce

Mixpanel

GitHub

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Connect the tools for the first job

Add more only when the job needs them.

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How it works

When you connect an app, Runner opens the provider’s sign-in and permission screen. Review the access it requests, choose an account if prompted, and approve it. You can then set a permission for each tool on that account.
Security and policy details change. The current versions live on Runner’s Security, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service pages.

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Connect your first app

1

Open Connected Apps

In Runner, click Connected Apps in the sidebar.
2

Connect an app

Search by name or find the app under Available, then click Connect.
3

Authorize the account

If this is your first connection, review the notice and click Connect. Finish the provider’s sign-in steps in the window that opens.
4

Check its tools

Once the account appears under Connected, open it and review Tools. Start read tools on On and write tools on Ask.
5

Try it

Ask for something small:
  • “What’s on my calendar today?”
  • “Show me my unread emails”
  • “Draft a message to #general on Slack. Don’t send it yet.”

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What you can connect

Gmail

Read and search your inbox, draft replies, summarize threads, flag messages that need a response.

Google Calendar

Show today’s meetings, create events, find open time slots, warn about scheduling conflicts.
Gmail and Google Calendar are separate connections. Connect both if you want Runner to work across your inbox and calendar.

Slack

Read channels and DMs, send messages on your behalf, summarize what you missed, find specific conversations.

Linear

Show assigned tasks, create issues from conversations, update status, summarize what shipped this week.

GitHub

Issues, PRs, repos, and code search.

Notion

Search docs, pull relevant info into conversations, create and update pages.

Google Workspace

Search and read Drive files, create folders, and create or edit Docs, Sheets, and Slides.

HubSpot

CRM updates, deal tracking, contact research.

Salesforce

Pipeline data, account management, activity logging.

Mixpanel

Product analytics, user funnels, event data.
And many more: Calendly, Dropbox, Asana, Intercom, Shopify, Typeform, WhatsApp, and others. The list keeps growing. Missing one? Hit Request a connector and tell us.

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Work and personal, both connected

Have two Gmail accounts? Open Connected Apps, find Gmail under Available, and click Add account. Runner lists each account separately, and you can tell it which one to use: “Reply from my work email.” To keep the work organized, use Projects. A Project groups related sessions and Runners and gives them shared context.

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You stay in control

Every connected account exposes its tools, and you decide what each one can do: On, Allow, Ask, or Off. Set email search to On and sending to Ask, for example. Runner can search freely. A send waits in an Action Card until you approve it. How tool permissions work →
When you choose Share online for a session or file, Runner creates a public link. Anyone with the link can view it until you choose Stop sharing. Open that session or file’s share menu and click Stop sharing when you no longer want the link to work.

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Reconnect or disconnect

If a connection needs attention, click Reconnect beside the account and finish the provider’s sign-in steps. To remove an account, open its actions in Connected Apps and click Disconnect. After Runner confirms the disconnect, that account is no longer offered to Runner. If Runner shows Access may still be active, you must also revoke Runner in the provider’s account or security settings.

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What’s next?

Create a Runner

Put one valuable job on a schedule with the tools it needs.

Add a custom tool

Connect a public MCP server or save an API key.