Getting Started
Connecting Integrations
Connect apps, channels, and Computer Use so InfuseOS can do real work across your tools.
Connecting Integrations
Integrations are what turn InfuseOS from chat into action.
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[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Integrations page with connected and not-connected provider cards]
Types of Connections
| Type | Examples | Main use |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, LinkedIn, YouTube | Access app data and perform actions |
| Channels | Telegram, WhatsApp | Use InfuseOS from messaging apps |
| Computer Use | Connected computer | Run approved tasks on your own machine |
Core Connection Flow
Open Integrations
Go to the Integrations area in the app.
Click Connect
Choose a provider or Computer Use and complete the connection flow.
Confirm status
Make sure the item now shows as connected.
Run a safe test task
Start with a read-only or low-risk request.
Personal vs Workspace Scope
| Scope | Best for |
|---|---|
| Personal | Your own tasks and private context |
| Workspace | Team-shared workflows and shared context |
Always confirm scope before connecting. Scope mismatch is one of the most common setup issues.
First Test Prompts
| Connection | Safe first test |
|---|---|
| Gmail | List unread emails from the last 24 hours. |
| Calendar | Show my meetings for tomorrow. |
| Drive | Find files named roadmap updated this month. |
| Docs | Create a test doc named Integration Check. |
| Computer Use | Tell me what this connected computer can access right now, then suggest one safe first task. |
Draft a short post about this week's product update. | |
| YouTube | Find recent videos on [topic] and summarize trends. |
If a Connection Fails
- Disconnect and reconnect.
- Re-check scope.
- Confirm permissions were granted.
- Retry with a safe read-only task.
Some integrations are in phased rollout. If you see Coming Soon, availability depends on your workspace rollout status.