Connecting external services
Anuma Connectors let you link your external tools — Google Calendar, Google Drive, Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Slack, and X — so your AI has real context about your work, schedule, and projects.
Available integrations
| Service | What it connects |
|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Access your schedule, upcoming meetings, and availability |
| Google Drive | Reference your documents, spreadsheets, and files |
| Gmail | Read your email and draft or send messages on your behalf |
| GitHub | Pull in repository context, code, and issues |
| Notion | Reference your workspace pages, databases, and notes |
| Slack | Search messages, list channels, read threads, and look up people — plus post messages, with each post held for your approval before it sends |
| X (Twitter) | Read posts and post on your behalf |
More connectors — including Dropbox — are rolling out. The Connected Apps page in the app always shows the full list available to your account.
Steps
Step 1: Open Connected Apps
Tap Connected Apps in the sidebar to open the Connected apps page.
Step 2: Find the service
On the All tab, browse the available services — Google Calendar, Google Drive, Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Slack, and X.
Step 3: Authorize a service
Tap the + on the service’s card and complete the OAuth authorization flow. You’ll be redirected to the service to grant Anuma access.
Step 4: Use in conversations
Once connected, your AI can reference data from connected services during conversations. For example, ask “What meetings do I have tomorrow?” or “Summarize the latest changes in my repo.”
Step 5: Disconnect anytime
Open the Connected tab on the Connected apps page and disconnect any service to revoke access.
Good to know
- Each connector uses OAuth for secure authorization. Anuma never stores your external credentials.
- Connected services only access data you authorize. You can disconnect at any time.
- Anuma references external data in real-time during conversations — it doesn’t permanently store copies.
- Your privacy controls still apply. You choose what context your AI can access.
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