QoderWork Connectors plug the agent directly into your working environment, so instead of chatting in a sandbox it can pull data, take actions, and hand things off across the apps you already use. Sharing a quick rundown of what’s worth trying.
What it is
Connectors are one-click integrations that give QoderWork real access to a tool. Currently available:
| Category | Connectors |
|---|---|
| Featured | Browser, Computer Use, macOS Apps, Microsoft 365 |
| Productivity | DingTalk, Feishu, Notion, Linear |
Microsoft 365 covers Outlook Mail, Calendar, Teams, To Do, Contacts, OneNote, and OneDrive under a single auth flow. Once connected, each service can be toggled on or off individually.
3 chains worth trying
- Meeting prep — pull the calendar event, find the related docs from OneDrive, and summarize the last email thread with the attendees. All in one prompt.
- Weekly report — read Linear issues closed this week, cross-reference the owners in Contacts, and post the summary to a Teams channel.
- Inbox triage — scan Outlook for unread mail flagged important, extract action items, and add them to To Do with due dates.
One tip
Connectors compose. The interesting stuff isn’t any single one, it’s what happens when you enable three or four and let a prompt span all of them. Start with two, get comfortable, then chain.