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Documentation Index

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Connectors let Teeem AI reach your existing systems (ERP, groupware, cloud apps) and external services. Every connector is opt-in — turn on only what you need.

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Google Workspace

The most-used connector. Two modes:

Personal OAuth mode

Each employee links their own Google account. Access only to their own mail / drive / calendar.

Service-account mode

Org-level shared Drive folders, accessed in bulk. Useful for team archives.
Operations:
  • Drive — search, download, upload, organise
  • Gmail — search and read, send (personal OAuth requests only gmail.readonly + gmail.send — least privilege)
  • Calendar — query, create, update events, auto-generate Meet links
  • YouTube — channel video query, upload (for content teams)

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Microsoft 365

OneDrive, Outlook, Teams, and Calendar. Use this instead of, or alongside, Google Workspace if your org runs on Microsoft 365.

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Notion

Page lookup, database queries, page create/update. If your wiki or project tracker lives in Notion, the agent reads and writes it directly.

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Korean ERP & groupware

ConnectorOperations
DouzoneTax invoice lookup, voucher creation, employee directory, sales export to Excel
WehagoTask creation, messaging, approval queries, file attachment
User: "@Teeem export yesterday's tax invoices to Excel"
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Agent queries Douzone → creates Excel → attaches to Slack → "Here are the 23 invoices issued yesterday."

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Korean e-commerce

ConnectorOperations
Cafe24Products, orders, customers, inventory updates
Naver SmartstoreOrder monitoring, customer-service automation

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Korean tax & identity

ConnectorOperations
HometaxElectronic tax invoices, business registration status
NICEBusiness number verification, credit info lookup
CustomsClearance status tracking, HS code lookup

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Browser automation (Browserbase)

Sites without an API — or that block bots — can still be automated.
  • Stealth mode — webdriver: false evades bot detection on tough Korean sites (Coupang, Saramin)
  • Accessibility-tree refs — instead of brittle DOM selectors, interactions use refs (@e1, @e2)
  • Persistent sessions — keep a login state across multiple actions
Tools: browser_session, browser_navigate, browser_interact, browser_extract.

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Custom connectors from OpenAPI

For any external API not in the built-in list, an OpenAPI (Swagger) spec is enough. 
1. Admin console → Connectors → New OpenAPI connector
2. Upload the OpenAPI spec (URL or JSON)
3. Configure auth (API key, OAuth, basic, etc.)
4. Activate the auto-generated tools
Custom connectors behave like built-in ones — the agent calls them in natural language.

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Dynamic HTTP

Simple APIs without an OpenAPI spec can be invoked through the dynamic_http tool: 
@Teeem call this API:
  POST https://internal.api/orders
  Header: Authorization: Bearer xxx
  Body: { "id": 123 }

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Connector security principles

  • Secret isolation — API keys and tokens live in AWS Secrets Manager / SSM, masked even in memory
  • Least privilege — connectors request the narrowest scopes that work
  • Token refresh — refreshed before expiry; on refresh failure the user sees a re-link prompt and the stale token is dropped
  • Audit logging — every external API call is recorded with timestamp, user, and endpoint
  • Revocation on disconnect — disconnecting calls Google/Microsoft’s revoke API for immediate invalidation