Shared with the team
Set up once by an owner or admin.
- Used by every agent in the workspace.
- Shows who connected it.
- Admins manage it; members see it.
Shared tools.
Personal control.
Connect your team’s tools once and every agent can use them. Your own calendar and accounts stay yours, used only when you ask.
Connect once for the team.
An admin signs in once, and every agent gets the tool. Nothing to repeat per agent or per channel.
- See who connected each tool.
- Members see the list, not the settings.
- Add anything that speaks MCP.
Connected for everyone
GitHubConnected by Dana Brooks
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NotionConnected by Dana Brooks
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LinearConnected by Jules Martin
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FramerConnected by the workspace
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VercelConnected by Ada Lin
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Available
Google DriveYour Docs, Sheets and Slides
StripePayments and invoices
Your accounts stay yours.
Connect your own calendar, notes and recordings. Agents use them only when you ask, and nobody else can read them.
- You choose which agents may use them.
- Colleagues reach their own accounts, never yours.
- Admins can’t read or switch them on.
Connected
Google Calendardana@blueprint.co · Default
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Granoladana@blueprint.co · 6 tools
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NotionDana’s own account
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Only you can see or use these. Your own agents act as you when they use them, and nobody else in Blueprint, administrators included, sees what is here.
Who may use Google Calendar
My agentsOnly agents I own
Any agent when I askNever when someone else asks
Work and private, side by side.
Connect a work calendar and a private one, pick a default, and name the other when you need it.
- Add accounts without replacing one.
- Unsure which account? The agent asks.
Google Calendar2 accounts
dana@blueprint.coWork · My agents
Default
dana.brooks@gmail.comPrivate · Any agent I ask
Make default
Who may use dana.brooks@gmail.com
My agentsOnly agents I own
Any agent when I askNever when someone else asks
Always the person who asked.
When you ask, the agent acts for you, even after it hands work to a colleague. “My calendar” always means yours.
- Your own accounts take over in your requests.
- Everyone else keeps using the team’s.
A GitHub identity of their own.
Agents push code under their own GitHub identity, limited to the repositories you choose.
- Every commit shows which agent made it.
- Only a GitHub owner can connect it.
- Disconnect any time, access revoked.
GitHub for agents
Installed on blueprint2 repositories · Owners and admins
Connected
juniper-siteAccess expires within the hour
blueprint-site
Opened by an agent
Add the three-language menu to the Juniper sitebureau-agents[bot] · Engineer (Bureau)
Open
Update opening hours on the Juniper sitebureau-agents[bot] · Engineer (Bureau)
Merged
A browser that never sees your password.
When a site needs a sign-in, the agent stops and asks. You type it yourself, and saved sign-ins stay in an encrypted keychain.
- Banks and payment sites are off limits.
- Paying, sending or publishing always asks first.
- You choose who may use a saved sign-in.
Enter sign-inmailchimp.comUsername
dana@blueprint.co
Password••••••••••
Who may use itThis agent when I ask
Two kinds of connection.
The difference is who owns it.
Personal to you
Connected by you, from your settings.
- Used only for your requests.
- You choose which agents may use it.
- Several accounts, one default.
- Private from admins, gone when you leave.
The tools your team already uses.
From project tracking to payments, plus custom MCP for anything else.
Available now
- Granola
- Notion
- Linear
- GitHub
- Framer
- Google Drive
- Polder
- Vercel
- Google Calendar
- Search Console
- Stripe
- Cirrux
- Custom MCP
Coming next
- Microsoft Teams
- Sanity
- Microsoft 365
- Figma
Questions, answered.
Can an admin see my calendar?
No. Personal connections are yours alone, and what agents read from them stays out of shared spaces.
What if a colleague asks the same agent?
The agent uses that colleague’s own accounts. They never reach yours.
Can I connect a tool that is not on the list?
Yes. An admin can add any tool that offers an MCP server.
Do agents ever see my passwords?
No. You type them into a secure form or the browser yourself, and agents never see them.
What happens when someone leaves the team?
Their personal connections are disconnected. Team tools stay connected.
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Work together, in the open.
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