Tools for the agent
Connect your own accounts at other services in Account › Connections, so the agent can use them when it works in threads that you start, in any of your apps.
Account › Connections lists these services: Airtable, ClickUp, Granola, Jotform, Linear, Miro, monday.com, Notion, Stripe, Tally and Wix.
Connect an account
To connect one of your accounts for the agent:
- Open the account menu, and then select Connections.
- Find the service, and then turn on its switch.
- Sign in to your account on the service’s page.
After you sign in, FlutterFlow returns you to the page that you started from. The service’s card shows Connected as you, a Permissions button and a switch.
Connect when the agent asks
When the agent needs a service from Account › Connections in a thread that you started, it can ask you to connect the service in the thread. The request names the service and offers one of these actions, plus Not now to skip connecting:
- Connect, followed by the service’s name: sign in to the service. After you sign in, you return to the thread, and the agent continues.
- Reconnect: if your sign-in to the service ended, sign in again.
- Continue: use the account that you already connected.
Permissions
Each account that you connect has its own permissions, which apply in every app. To change them:
- In Account › Connections, click Permissions on the service’s card.
- For each action, select Always, Ask first, or Never.
By default, actions that only read run without asking, and actions marked Makes changes or May delete or overwrite ask first. Always isn’t available for actions marked May delete or overwrite. When an action is set to Ask first, the agent waits for your approval in the thread. For what each setting does and how to answer an approval, see Agent permissions.
Who can use connections
The accounts that you connect in Account › Connections belong to you, not to an app:
- They work in every app that you work on, so you connect each account once.
- The agent uses them only in threads that you start. Your teammates’ threads can’t use them, so each teammate connects their own accounts.
- Your app never uses them. To let your app use a service, an owner connects it in Project Settings › Connections. See Connect a service.
For how the two kinds of connection differ, see How connections work.
Reconnect or disconnect
If your sign-in to a service ends, its card in Account › Connections shows Needs reconnecting. Click Reconnect, and then click Sign in to followed by the service’s name.
To reconnect or disconnect an account that’s connected:
- On the service’s card in Account › Connections, click its options menu .
- Select Reconnect or Disconnect.
- If you selected Disconnect, confirm by clicking Disconnect.
You can also turn off the service’s switch, and then confirm.
After you disconnect an account, the agent stops using it in every app. You can connect it again at any time.
Troubleshooting
- For a service that shows Needs reconnecting, see A service shows Needs reconnecting.
- For an approval that expired before you answered it, see An approval expired.