Superhuman Go becomes more useful when it can work with the tools and information you already rely on. That’s where connectors come in.
Connectors link Go with apps such as email, calendars, documents, messaging platforms, and other workplace tools. Depending on the connector and its permissions, Go may be able to find relevant information, provide context in a conversation, or take action on your behalf.
For example, connectors can help Go:
- Find information across your connected tools
- Prepare you for an upcoming meeting
- Draft a response using relevant context
- Check schedules and availability
- Turn conversations into follow-up tasks
- Create or update content in another app
- Give custom agents the information they need
Connectors are different from agents. A connector provides access to a tool or information source, while an agent uses instructions and available tools to help with a particular job or workflow.
To get started, open Go in your browser and look for Connectors in the bottom-left corner. From there, you can connect the products you use and allow Go to securely bring relevant context and actions across your workflow.
As a general rule, connect only the tools you need and review the requested permissions during setup. Once connected, try asking Go a question that combines information from multiple sources.
