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Connectors are the apps an agent on a computer can use: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, Slack, and more behind More apps (HubSpot, Salesforce, Airtable, GitHub, Stripe and others). Once an app is connected, the agent can read and act in it for you.

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Connections belong to one computer

An app you connect on one computer is that computer’s alone. Another computer, even in the same workspace, has its own connections. Deleting a computer signs its apps out.
Anyone who can chat with the agent can ask it to use the connected apps. That includes people with Can chat access to the workspace. Connect only accounts you’re happy for everyone in the workspace to act through.

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Set up an agent

When a computer runs an agent (Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code or Codex), a setup sheet opens over its chat for anyone with Full access. It has up to four steps:
  1. Set up. Press Begin setup. Installing takes about 2 minutes.
  2. Telegram. For Hermes and OpenClaw only. You can skip it.
  3. Connectors. Tap the apps to connect.
  4. Ready. A summary. Change any of it later.

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Choose the model

The agent needs a model to think with.
  • Hermes works with no key. It runs on Orgo’s models, paid from the workspace owner’s credits at the provider’s price plus 10%.
  • OpenClaw and Claude Code need an ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. Codex needs an OPENAI_API_KEY.
When a key is missing, the Set up step says Needs a model key. Press Add key: Settings → Secrets opens in a new tab. Save the key there. If you put your own Anthropic key in Secrets, Hermes uses it too, billed by Anthropic.
The key comes from the workspace owner’s Secrets. If you’re a member and not the owner, the sheet asks you to have the owner add the key to that workspace.

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Connect an app

  1. Open the agent’s Connectors tab. In Personal, Connectors is also in the sidebar.
  2. Tap an app. Its sign-in opens in a new tab.
  3. Sign in and allow access. The tile turns on when the sign-in lands.
Some apps, such as Pipedrive and Close, sign in with an API key instead. Their card asks for the key and says where to find it in that app. Some sign-in pages show Composio’s name. Orgo connects those apps through Composio. To sign an app out, tap it again, or use its ⋯ menu in the Connectors tab. Connecting or removing apps needs Full access to the workspace.

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Connect Telegram

Hermes and OpenClaw can chat on Telegram as well as in Orgo.
  1. On the Telegram step, scan the code with your phone’s camera. On the same device, press Open Telegram on this device.
  2. Telegram opens on its Create Bot screen. Create the bot.
  3. The step shows Connected and the bot’s name. Message the bot to talk to your agent.
To connect Telegram later, open the agent’s Settings tab and press Connect next to Telegram.

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Let a client connect their own account

Invite the client to the workspace with Full access, as described in Workspaces, members and clients. They open the agent’s Connectors tab and sign in to their own apps. Their password never passes through you. Full access also lets them create, change and delete computers in that workspace. Give each client their own workspace so they reach only their computers.