Your AI Team — Connectors

The specialists plan. The connectors carry it out. Connect your own Google Ads, Meta, GA4, Search Console, MailerLite, WooCommerce, Clarity, Tavily or WordPress account, and the team stops working from your description of your business and starts working from your actual numbers — then, where you allow it, does the work in the account itself.

There are 10 connectors. You are not meant to connect all of them. Connect the ones that match the accounts you actually run; an unconnected connector costs nothing and blocks nothing.

1. Getting started with connectors — what a connector is, how to connect one safely, and how approval and revoking work. Read this first; it is short.
2. The connector pages — one reference page each: what you get, what you need first, how to connect it, and precisely what it may and may not change in your account.

What “read” and “write” mean here

Every connector page states which of these it is, and that statement is generated from the platform’s own capability map rather than written by hand — so it cannot quietly drift away from what the software actually permits.

• Reads only — nothing in your account is created, changed or deleted. Most connectors are this.
• Reads and writes — can create and change only the supported resources in your account. Ads and email are here; Search Console and WordPress expose narrower, scope- and readiness-dependent write paths.
• Generates files — produces new assets, touches nothing that already exists.
• Fail closed — a declared write route still stops when its required scope, verified connection, exact authorisation or provider readback is missing.

If you have not set up your AI client yet, do that first in Getting Started — the connectors are reached from the same conversation as the specialists.