Context integrations
Mail, calendars, files, notes, and knowledge sources enter Rodon with provenance and synchronization state.
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An integration should translate an external service into Rodon’s shared concepts. It should not force every window to understand the provider’s raw protocol.
Mail, calendars, files, notes, and knowledge sources enter Rodon with provenance and synchronization state.
Models, MCP servers, transcription engines, and execution providers add bounded tools.
Approved reminders and operation results can be delivered through configured channels.
Credentials remain server-side and are scoped to a user, tenant, or administrator-owned integration.
Every connector reports source, last sync, errors, degraded state, and conflict behavior.
External content can become notes, documents, tasks, events, attachments, or source references.
Disconnecting a provider stops future access without making retained user-owned objects ambiguous.