Integrations

What they are for

Integrations are where the agent's output lands. Without them a finished article sits in a chat window and somebody has to copy it. With them it arrives as a Google Doc, a Notion page, a Gmail draft or a Slack message in the channel that was waiting for it.

Connecting one

In Settings → Integrations, pick the app and sign in to it. Authorisation happens with the provider, in their own window — Scorra never sees your password for the connected account, only a token scoped to what the integration needs.

Each connection belongs to your workspace, so a document the agent creates lands in your team's drive, not in a personal account somebody set up once and then left.

Available today

• Slack — send a summary, a draft or an alert to a channel.
• Google Docs — save long writing as a document the team can edit.
• Gmail — put an outreach email into your mailbox as a draft, never sent automatically.
• Notion — create a page under a parent you choose.

Publishing straight to a CMS is not among them yet. The agent writes the draft and you publish it.

Nothing is sent without you

Every one of these is a write tool, so it returns a plan first and acts only after a confirmation. An email the agent wrote reaches your drafts folder, and a human presses send.

When an app is not connected

The tool refuses with the reason and a link to connect it, rather than failing quietly. An agent task that needed Slack will tell you it needed Slack.