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A connection lets an AI assistant use a service you authorize, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, Gmail, a calendar, or GitHub. Start with one low-risk, read-only job.
A safe first connection
The exact menus vary, but the decision process stays the same.
Choose one jobStart with finding or summarizing—not “connect everything.”
Use the official connectionSelect the service inside the AI product’s Plugins, Apps, or Connections area.
Check the account and permissionsMake sure you recognize the account and understand what access is requested.
Begin read-onlyTest search and summaries before allowing creation, editing, sending, or deletion.
Review the resultCheck source files and keep a person responsible for important actions.
Low-risk exercises
These prompts help you understand what a connection can see without asking it to change anything.
Google Drive: “Find the newest visitor FAQ. Summarize it and cite the file. Do not edit anything.”
Gmail: “Find messages from this sender from the last 30 days. Summarize open questions. Do not draft or send.”
Dropbox: “Find three files about this itinerary. Tell me their names, dates, and likely purpose. Do not move or delete.”
Calendar: “Show appointments next week and identify open two-hour blocks. Do not create or change events.”
Keep private information out of experiments. Do not connect financial, medical, password, or private customer information simply to see what happens.
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