As soon as the AI needs a connector in a conversation that your account isn't connected to yet, you can connect it right in the chat – no detour through the settings.
The AI shows a prompt with a Connect button (e.g. "Connect to Gmail", "Connect to Google Calendar", Asana, Confluence).
You authorize your account via OAuth in the window that opens.
After connecting, the AI continues the task automatically – without leaving the chat.
Already-connected connectors can be called up directly in the chat input by typing @ — same pattern as assistants and data sources.
Type @ in the chat input. A picker opens showing your connected connectors (e.g. Google Calendar, Microsoft Teams, custom MCP servers).
Select the connector you want. It is inserted as an @-mention in the message and activated for this chat.
Active connectors appear as chips below the input field — click the × on a chip to remove the connector again.
Note
The connector must already be connected under Settings → Connections or via the "+" menu → Connectors in the chat. Otherwise it won't appear in the @ picker. Per-function permissions (e.g. "read-only" on Outlook or Teams) are honored whether the connector is activated via the @ menu or the "+" menu.
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Send your next message in the same chat and try the tool call again – every new message rebuilds the tool connection, which often picks up a fresh authorization automatically if the previous one had expired.
If the call keeps failing, open the tool picker (@ in the message box) or go to Settings → Connections and reconnect the affected tool – its stored authorization (especially for OAuth) couldn't be refreshed automatically.
If the problem persists, contact support with the affected chat link.