Connector review
Connector review, Q3
Release notes
214 KB · 5 Sep 2026
It reads your inbox, updates Linear, drafts the report, and asks before anything leaves the building.
Ask anything
The standup digest from the demo above is the same work whether you ask for it once, hand it to an agent, or put it on a schedule. The tools, the memory and the approval rules do not change.
Standup digest
Sent the digest to eng@northlight.eu. Nothing else is waiting on you.
Ask anything
Anything that leaves the building stops and asks first. Try it: the card is the one the product shows, and the record is what the server writes down.
The August invoices are attached and addressed to the March cohort. Sending them needs your approval.
Written by the server when a person decides. Auditable per organization.
GitHub, Linear, Gmail, Outlook, Google Drive and Shopify ship today. Connector Studio turns an OpenAPI spec into a connector with up to 15 operations. Remote MCP servers plug in the same way.
Connector review
Connector review, Q3
Release notes
214 KB · 5 Sep 2026
Launch visual, dark
Market research
1.2 MB · 4 Sep 2026
Documents, slide decks and images arrive as files in the thread and in Artifacts, set in the house style.
Tools
3 of 4 enabled
Web search
Real-time results via the organization's configured model
Image generation
Generate images inline in the conversation
Documents and slides
Write reports, briefs and slide decks as downloadable PDFs
Code execution
Calculate over data in an isolated sandbox with no network access
Each agent gets exactly the tools its playbook needs. Nothing more shows up in its thread.
Team prefers the standup digest grouped by owner, under 12 lines.
Organization
Saved 3 days ago
Mina reads Linear before mail in the morning.
Personal
Saved 1 week ago
What the agent remembers is a ledger, not a black box. Open it, correct it, or delete an entry.
Slack
LinkedID U04K7…9QX
Microsoft Teams
LinkedID 8a1f…c02e
Discord
Not linkedGoogle Chat
Not linkedMessage it from Slack, Teams, Discord, Google Chat or WhatsApp. Same connectors, same approval rules.
Home shows what needs you, what is running, and what ran last night. Connectors is where an admin plugs the org's tools in once, so every chat, agent and schedule can use them.
Greeting, composer, the operations strip with items that need a decision, the agents you use most, upcoming schedules and recent outputs. Nothing on this page is a widget you configure; it is the same work feed the sidebar owns.
Delegate with chat or agents, check schedules and outputs, then act through your connected tools.
Ask anything
Stedia asks before it acts on anything you have not approved.
Instructions
Every weekday, group open Linear issues by owner, attach GitHub PRs waiting on review, and keep the digest under 12 lines.
Instructions
Draft replies for mail that can wait. Flag anything that needs a person before it leaves the building.
The catalog is the source of truth for what the org can do. Filter by connection status, open a connector to see each action and whether it needs approval, or build a new one in Studio from an OpenAPI spec.
Connect the tools your team already uses so chat, custom agents, and scheduled runs can act in GitHub, Linear, inboxes, and your org APIs.
5 of 6 connectors connected · 8 active connections · 1 ready to connect
6 connectors
Developer tools
Create and manage issues, pull requests, comments, and repositories on GitHub.
Developer tools · Productivity
Read and manage Linear issues, comments, projects, and cycles.
Communication · Productivity
Read and manage Gmail messages from a Google account.
Communication · Productivity
Read and manage Outlook email and calendar events from a Microsoft account.
Productivity
Search, read, upload, organize, and share files in Google Drive.
Commerce
Read products and orders, and create or update products, on a Shopify store.
The model never holds a credential. Each tool call leaves through Stedia's server, which checks scope and the approval record before the connector sees it. Reads pass. Writes wait for a person.
Connect a tool, describe the work, approve the first run. From there the agent learns the shape of it and you decide what runs on its own.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft Entra ID. No waitlist.