Connect your tools, and see exactly what the crew may do in each
Plugins give the crew reach into the tools your work lives in: Search Console, GitHub, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Notion, Gmail and more, or your own MCP server. Each one states what it lets the crew read and what it lets the crew do. Reads run freely; every write waits for your yes, and nothing that deletes anything is ever allowed.
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Can: nothing yetReads the queries, positions, impressions and clicks behind each page, your sitemaps and each page's index status. Can: nothing yet, so no agent can change anything in it.
- GitHubOpens fixes that merge only when you approve them
- Pull requests
- ShopifyReads products, never orders or customers
- Copy only
- GmailEach email once you approve it
- Drafts, sent on your yes
The Reads and Can lines are the product's own wording; which plugins show as connected is an example.
Web engineerattensira.com workspace, read over the Attensira MCP ·
Web engineer · Uses GitHub and your CMS to deliver fixes, as pull requests or drafts.
Analyst · Reads Search Console, Bing and PostHog to see which pages and queries matter.
How does a plugin work?
A tool enters the crew's toolset only when you connect it, and it says up front what it allows.
Connect under Customize
Find the tool under Available and press Connect. You sign in on its own site. The connection belongs to the workspace, not to one person or one chat.
Read the two lines
Under each name, Reads says what the crew can see and Can says what it can change. Can: nothing yet means read-only. The lines are written from the same rules that decide which actions the crew may call.
Writes wait for a yes
A write stops and asks first: an email, a CMS change, a calendar hold. The only standing yes is Act mode, and it covers safe hygiene fixes only; a claim still asks.
Broken ones say so
When a provider confirms a connection stopped working, it moves to Needs attention with one Reconnect button and one Inbox row, and the approved work waiting on it resumes after you reconnect.
What does a connected plugin hand back to you?
Work in its own place, waiting for your yes: a pitch drafted in your own mailbox, a question about which repository the crew may write to. A plugin never deletes, archives or revokes anything of yours.
ApprovePitch to the editor of “Best invoicing tools for agencies”Gmail
Drafted in your Gmail. It is sent from your own mailbox, and only after your yes.
AnswerWhich repository serves your blog?GitHub
GitHub is connected. Pick the repository the crew may open pull requests against.
What can each plugin do?
Read-only plugins feed what the crew knows. The others are where finished work can land, each under your approval mode.
| Search Console, Bing, PostHog, Google Ads, YouTube, Reddit | Read-only today. The crew reads queries, crawls, events, campaigns and threads to decide what to work on. |
|---|---|
| GitHub (and Lovable) | Pull requests with fixes against the repository your site is built from. They merge only when you approve. |
| Webflow and WordPress | Field changes to existing pages and posts, as drafts in your own editor, published once you approve. New articles go to Webflow; WordPress cannot take them yet. |
| Notion | New articles as rows in your Notion blog database, in its draft state. |
| Shopify | Product and collection descriptions and SEO text, and new blog articles saved unpublished. Never prices, variants, orders or customers. |
| Gmail, Outlook, LinkedIn | Drafted emails and posts, sent or shared from your own account only after you approve each one. |
| Google Drive and Calendar | Drive works inside the one folder you pick. Calendar adds holds to your own calendar and invites nobody. |
| Your own MCP server | Register its URL and the crew can call every tool it exposes, namespaced as mcp__name__tool so it can never shadow a built-in one. |
What can a plugin never do?
The rules are the same for every plugin, so a new one cannot quietly widen what the crew may do.
- Nothing that deletes, archives or revokes anything of yours is admitted, on any plugin.
- A plugin never acts on the strength of the connection alone: every write waits for a yes.
- An agent cannot post to Slack. Attensira posts your Monday note and the wins you share to the one channel you picked, and nothing else.
- A plugin cannot be force-refreshed. There is no endpoint behind such a button, so the product does not show one.
- A server that only runs as a local program cannot be registered; there is nothing to reach over the network.
Why does the crew need your tools at all?
Perplexity on 4 Oct, to “GEO agency vs GEO software”: an agency earns citations, software tracks and fixes. Plugins are how the crew does both, in your repository, CMS and mailbox, with every write waiting for your yes.
Question: GEO agency vs GEO software
Perplexity answered: GEO agency focuses on earning citations and visibility in AI-generated answers, while GEO software provides a measurable, repeatable system to track and fix how your brand appears in those answers.
Sources cited
- 1magrios.com
- 2geotoolbox.ai
- 3mentionable.ai
- 4pepper.inc
- 5aisyndicate.com
- 6burstdgtl.com
- +4 more
Not namedAttensira is missing from this Perplexity answer.
Researcher · Stored the answerattensira.com stored Perplexity answer, read over the Attensira MCP · · 10 linksWhat else do people ask about plugins?
Which tools can Attensira connect to?
Do I have to connect anything to get work done?
What happens when a connection expires?
Is a plugin the same as Attensira's MCP server?
What if my MCP server is down?
Connect what you use. The crew asks before it writes.
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