docsusing bots well
files and apps
give a bot files to work with, find what it made, and plug it into gmail, slack, notion and 60+ other apps.

a bot works best with the real thing in front of it: the actual pdf, the actual inbox, the actual repo.
send it files
drop a file onto the chat, or use Attach files. documents, spreadsheets, pictures and screenshots all work.
what it makes
reports, spreadsheets and code show up in the chat, and you open them from there. on your computer they live in the bot's own folder (you can also give it a project folder). on dusk cloud a copy comes down to Documents/Dusk Bot.
connected apps
connect an app once and a bot can work inside it.
- open Connected apps in the sidebar.
- pick the app and sign in on its own page, so your password goes to them, never to a bot.
- choose which bots may use it, and whether each may only read or may also change things. your bookkeeper doesn't need your slack.
gmail
google calendar
google drive
google docsgoogle sheets
slack
notiongithub
linear
figma
stripediscord
hubspotairtable
asana
trello
dropbox
outlook
shopifysentry
vercel
supabase
posthogzapier
then just ask:
- "what's on my calendar tomorrow, and is there time for lunch?"
- "find the latest invoice from acme in my email and file it in drive."
- "open an issue in linear for the checkout bug and assign it to me."
each app has its own page in integrations: what a bot can do there, what it asks first, and routines to copy.
reading and drafting happen freely. sending (emails, messages, posts, payments) asks you first, unless you set a daily amount it may send on its own.
something not on the list?
if a tool offers an mcp server, add it under Plugins, MCP servers: paste whatever the tool gave you and the app works out the rest. only add servers you trust.
stuck? write to [email protected] and a person answers.