A connection lets Nisa reach one of your tools — Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, a spreadsheet, a CRM.
Two things worth knowing before you connect anything
It is your account, not ours. Nisa acts as you. An email she sends comes from your mailbox and appears in your sent folder. This is why a draft always stops at an approval card first.
Read and write are different decisions. Most connections start read-only. A Skill that reads your inbox cannot send from it unless sending is what it was built to do — and then it still stops at a card.
Why a Skill can be switched off when you first see it
A Skill that declares a connection cannot run without it. Rather than failing quietly every morning until someone notices, those Skills arrive off and wait for the connection. Nothing is broken; nothing has been trying and failing behind your back.
Disconnecting
Disconnecting stops access immediately. It does not delete what Nisa already learned — that lives in your Brain, where you can read and remove it yourself.