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Connectors

Connectors let Aethera work with external apps from chat and agent workflows. Each workspace keeps its own connector set, so a Personal workspace connection is separate from an organization workspace connection.

Aethera currently lists connectors across these categories:

Apps

Productivity

Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Tasks, Dropbox, Calendly, and Zoom.

Apps

Communication

Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Apps

Project management

Notion, Asana, Trello, Linear, Jira, ClickUp, Monday, and Basecamp.

Apps

Design and CRM

Figma, Canva, Miro, Webflow, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, and Attio.

Apps

Social and marketing

Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, Mailchimp, and Brevo.

Apps

Finance, development, support

Stripe, QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, GitHub, GitLab, Vercel, Zendesk, and Intercom.

Choose Connectors from the sidebar.

Check the workspace label near the top of the page. Connections are scoped to that Personal or organization workspace.

Use Search connectors… or the category chips such as Productivity, Communication, Design, CRM, Finance, Development, or Support.

Choose Connect on the app card and complete the provider authorization flow.

After a connector is active, Aethera can use that app’s available tools when a chat or agent run needs them and the relevant permission allows it.

Tool permissions control how Aethera handles connector actions.

PermissionBehavior
Auto-approveAethera may run the tool without asking again. Use this only for low-risk tools you trust.
Ask approvalAethera asks before running the tool. This is the safest default for most connected-app actions.
BlockAethera cannot use the tool.

You can manage tool permissions from:

  • a connected app’s tool-permissions action on the Connectors page
  • Settings → Tool permissions

The Tool permissions page groups tools by capability, including read-only tools and write/delete tools. Write/delete tools deserve extra care because they can change external app data.

If a Free-plan connector limit is reached, Aethera shows an upgrade prompt. Upgrade to connect more apps or use broader connector workflows.

I connected an app but Aethera still asks for approval

Section titled “I connected an app but Aethera still asks for approval”

Open the connector’s tool permissions and check whether the tool is set to Ask approval. Change it to Auto-approve only if you are comfortable with that tool running without another confirmation.

Confirm that the connector is active in the current workspace and the specific tool is not blocked. Some tools also require the external account to grant the right scopes during authorization.

Use the search field and reset the category chip to All. If no connector matches, it is not currently listed in the Connectors page.