Connected accounts
Connect your own accounts — Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, and more — so your agents can act on your behalf. Connections stay private to you, per workspace.
Your connected accounts are the apps you personally link — Gmail, Calendar, GitHub — so your agents can read your inbox, check your calendar, or post on your behalf. You add them from Settings → Tools → Accounts, and by default only your agents can use them.
Connections are owned by you. When you share an agent, it still runs with your connections. See Agent scoping & access.
Your accounts vs workspace bots
Two different things sit under Settings → Tools: your own account connections, and the shared platform bots an admin sets up for the team.
| Your accounts | Workspace bots | |
|---|---|---|
| Where | Tools → Accounts | Tools → Bots |
| Examples | Your Gmail, Calendar, GitHub | Slack, Discord, Linear |
| Who can use it | Your agents, by default | Every member's agents |
| Who manages it | You | A workspace admin |
Connections live in the workspace where you add them — they don't follow you to your other workspaces. Work in more than one? Connect the account again in each. Need shared access for the whole team? That's a workspace bot.
Connecting and disconnecting
Pick an app from Settings → Tools → Accounts.
Sign in to that service through OAuth. Nebula only asks for the permissions it needs.
The connection is now available to your agents in this workspace.
Disconnect any time from the same page. Past data already pulled in stays where it landed; nothing new is fetched after disconnect.
Common questions
Stuck choosing? Ask Nebula in chat — it can tell you which accounts are already connected and what your agents can reach.
Related
Approvals & the safety gate
Turn on Nebula's safety gate to pause agents before risky actions — then approve, deny, or always-allow each write and delete from the prompt bar.
Appearance
Choose your Nebula theme — light, dark, or system. Appearance is a personal preference that follows your account across every workspace.