Agent apps
The accounts your AI employees act through: Slack, Gmail, Telegram, and more.
Agent apps are rolling out with AI employees: the section appears on the Integrations page when the crew launches for your account. This page describes how it works when it arrives.
Agent apps are the accounts your AI employees act through. Connect Slack once and any agent you build can post there; connect Gmail and an agent can send mail as you. They live in their own section at the bottom of the Integrations page.
The apps
| App | What agents do with it |
|---|---|
| Slack | Messaging, channels, reactions |
| Gmail | Send and read email |
| Telegram | Bot messaging |
| Discord | Server messaging |
| Notion | Pages and databases |
| GitHub | Issues, PRs, repos |
| Linear | Issue tracking |
| Google Calendar | Events and scheduling |
| Google Sheets | Spreadsheets |
| Google Drive | File management |
Connecting
Hit Connect on an app and give the account a short label first ("slack-support", "gmail-personal"). The label matters: it's how you pick the right account inside an agent's workflow. Authorization runs through the app's own OAuth screen.
You can connect multiple accounts per app. Add another with Add account; each gets its own label.
Managing accounts
Manage opens the account list for an app, where you can:
- Rename an account's label inline.
- Reauthorize one whose access expired.
- Remove a single account, or Remove all for the app.
Where they're used
Inside the agent editor, the App node and agent tools list your connected apps and their labeled accounts. An employee can only ever act through accounts you connected here; hand it exactly what its job needs.