With Operator.io, you get an AI chief of staff that works across the apps you already use, and these guides walk you through setting it up and putting it to work.
The usual way to give an agent your Gmail means a Google Cloud project, an OAuth client, a consent screen, and token files that expire after a week. There is a managed path where you click Connect, approve Google's popup, and the broker keeps the tokens alive.
Connect Composio once and your Operator agent can pull your calendar, the email that needs a reply, your Slack mentions, and your open tasks into one short message every morning.
Hand your Operator agent one prompt and it searches the topics you follow each day, summarizes what is worth reading, and sends you one roundup instead of a feed you have to scroll.
Connect Composio and your Operator agent can add the people you meet to your CRM with the context, skip duplicates, and tell your team in Slack, from a forwarded email or a line in chat.
Hand your Operator agent one prompt and it keeps a log of your corrections, folds them into its memory, and reviews on a schedule so it gets better at working the way you do instead of forgetting every session.
Connect Composio and your Operator agent can draft the recap email, turn what you agreed into tasks, and post notes to the right Slack channel after every meeting, all waiting for your approval.
Your Operator agent triages your Outlook inbox each morning, drafts replies you approve, and puts events on your calendar, all from the channel you already use. It connects through Composio.
Hand your Operator agent one prompt and it catches every task you mention, keeps them in a CSV, and comes to you each morning with what is due instead of waiting for you to open an app.
Hand your Operator agent one prompt and it installs GBrain, Garry Tan's open source brain layer, so it writes what it learns into a searchable local knowledge base and looks there first before it answers.