What an intern's agent may connect to, and how
Interns build agents for real businesses, so the agent only uses connectors and skills we have reviewed. A connector is a system a business already runs, such as its till, calendar or inbox, with the safest way in and what an agent may do there. A skill is a set of written instructions, with examples, for one job an agent does often.
The gateway rule
An intern uses a connector or a skill on client work only when it is approved here. The agent never holds the business's passwords: it asks the gateway, which runs reads, holds anything that changes the business's data or speaks for it until the owner approves, and records every request.
Connectors
The systems a small business runs, by category: how an agent connects, what it may do, and the workflows that use each one.
192 connectors · 192 approved for client work
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Instructions an agent follows for one job, with example files, what it must never do and what a person checks.
82 skills · 82 approved for client work
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