Connectors
Connectors give Brea access to your other accounts, like your email and calendar. After you connect an app, Brea can read and change things in it for you. For example, it can find an email, add a calendar event, or save a file to Drive.
You can choose from more than 2,100 apps, and connect as many as you want. Manage them on the Connectors page in your settings.
What Brea does with a connected app
Section titled “What Brea does with a connected app”Brea uses a connected app only for what you ask. Reading usually happens without a question. Before Brea sends, deletes, shares, or changes something, it asks for your approval, unless your own message already asked for exactly that. See Approvals.
Brea never sees your password for a connected app. You sign in on the app’s own page, or enter an API key there, and the app gives Brea access.
Files from your apps
Section titled “Files from your apps”When an app gives Brea a file, like an email attachment, Brea can save it, read it, and send it to you. It can also upload it to a website in a browser task. Brea can save up to 5 files, and up to 20 MB in total, each time it uses the app.
Brea can also attach files from your chat, like a photo you sent or a document it made, to an email it sends from Gmail. The approval request lists the attachments.
Brea can send you a link
Section titled “Brea can send you a link”If you ask for something in an app you haven’t connected, Brea texts you a link. Open it, and the connect steps start by themselves.
If an app stops working, for example because its access expired, Brea texts you a link to reconnect it. See Connect an app.
After you connect an app, Brea texts you to confirm. If you asked for something earlier that needed the app, Brea finishes it.
After you connect Gmail or Outlook, Brea may offer to learn about you from about the last 30 days of your email. It reads your email for this only if you say yes. See Memory.