What happens when I connect a tool?

Libra reads the context it is given and can act inside that tool, drafting, updating, or moving work, always within the permissions you grant.

Do permissions carry over?

Yes. Libra inherits the permissions of the person who connected the tool and the controls of the source system. A connection never widens who can see what.

Can connected tools be used by Agents?

Yes. Once connected, a tool becomes both context and a destination for Agents, so they can find answers and carry work through, with your approval where required.

Integrations

Connect the tools.
Work the context.

Libra connects the systems your company already runs on, so your people, workflows, and Agents can actually use them.

Your company already has the tools. Libra makes them work together.

Connect once. Use the context everywhere.

One context

Your meetings, email, documents, CRM, and projects, in one place Libra can read.

One work layer

WorkBase can use connected information to create and move work.

One control plane

Permissions stay with the systems and controls you already trust.

Bring your stack with you.

Connect once. Use the context everywhere.

Gmail

Email, threads, context

Connect the tools.Work the context.

Your company already has the tools. Libra makes them work together.

One context

One work layer

One control plane

Bring your stack with you.

A connector is where the work starts.

Connect the tools. Keep the boundaries.

Source permissions

Workspace control

Action control

Auditability

Frequently Asked Questions

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Email Assistant

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Agents

Slides

Connect the tools.
Work the context.