Personal accounts

Personal accounts connect with OAuth: you sign in to the service and approve access, and Corvic stores the resulting tokens and refreshes them before a run uses them. Each person authorizes their own account, so an agent acting for you sees your mail, files, or calendar, not a shared login. Pick a card under Available to connect, choose Connect, and finish the sign-in in the window that opens. The card moves to Connected once the service redirects back. If the provider later refuses or expires the sign-in, the card shows needs reconnect.

Connector	What it does	Host
Gmail	Read, search, and send email on your behalf.	`gmail.googleapis.com`
Google Calendar	Read your calendars and events, and check free/busy time.	`www.googleapis.com`
Google Drive	Read your files, and manage files Corvic creates.	`www.googleapis.com`
Microsoft Graph	Microsoft 365 mail, calendar, and OneDrive/SharePoint files.	`graph.microsoft.com`
Slack	Post messages and read channels.	`slack.com`
Notion	Read and update pages and databases.	`api.notion.com`
Box	Read and manage your files.	`api.box.com`
Dropbox	Read and manage your files.	`api.dropboxapi.com`
Apollo	Prospecting and contact/company enrichment.	`api.apollo.io`
Supabase	Manage your Supabase projects.	`api.supabase.com`
GitHub	Repos, issues, and pull requests as you. Install the Corvic GitHub App on the repositories it should reach.	`api.github.com`
LinkedIn	Your profile and email, and posting on your behalf.	`api.linkedin.com`

The scopes each provider grants are set by Corvic. To connect a service that isn’t listed, or with different scopes, add a custom OAuth connector with your own OAuth app.

Not listed? Choose Add Custom Connector to connect any HTTPS API, an OAuth app, an MCP server, or storage or a database.

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