What Ari can connect to: integrations, your own keys, and the browser

Connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Google Drive, Todoist, and Notion from your account. Ari can search your mail and draft, send, or file replies, read and change your calendar, keep a task list in sync, find and share files, and work in your Notion pages, all when you ask.

You can also add any calendar feed link or iCloud Calendar so those events show up in Ari's view of your day. Those are read-only.

Many services have an API but no Ari integration. Save the API key or token on your Passwords page, where it is encrypted in your private vault. When a task on Ari's computer needs it, Ari asks first: allow once, always, or deny. The key is passed to the program without being shown in the chat, and you can revoke the permission later.

If a task needs a key you have not saved, Ari sends a link to the Passwords page instead of asking you to paste the key into a message.

A skill can teach Ari how to work with a service: which endpoints to call, what a good request looks like, what to check before writing. Ari searches the open skills.sh library from chat and installs the one you pick after a safety review, or writes a new skill for you.

Skills with scripts run on Ari's computer, and a script can call a service with the API key you saved and allowed. Skills and your keys together let Ari work with almost any app that has an API.

When a service has no integration and no API you want to use, Ari can do the task on the real website with a live browser: sign in with a login from your vault, click through the steps, and fill the form.

You can watch live and take over anytime, and Ari asks you to confirm before buying, sending, or submitting anything.

Ari does not connect to MCP servers, and there is no button to register a brand-new integration. Smart-home control is not a product feature today. Strava, Apple Reminders, and more apps are on the roadmap.