Connect your agent to your accounts
and the tools on your Mac.
Your agent reaches into your world two ways. Connectors link it to cloud accounts like Gmail, Calendar, and Slack. Plugins give it tools that run on your Mac through Latch. Together they let your agent get real work done, with you in control of every part.
Your agent brings your accounts and your Mac together.
Ask it to handle something and it draws on both, the cloud accounts it connects to and the tools it runs on your Mac, then sees the task through. You decide what it can reach, and you can take any of it back.
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Connectors link your agent
to your cloud accounts.
Sign in once through each provider. Your agent works in the account while Plow holds the token on its servers. Turn on only the ones you want, and your agent sees nothing else.
GmailGmail. Your agent searches your inbox, reads full threads and attachments, and drafts, replies, or sends. It cannot empty your trash, delete mail for good, or change your forwarding and filters.
CalendarGoogle Calendar. Your agent lists and searches events across every connected account, finds open time, and creates or moves events. When it books a new timed event, it checks for a clash first so it will not double-book you.
SlackSlack. Your agent reads and searches your channels, opens a direct message, and posts or edits as you. It works through your own Slack account, so it only reaches what you already can.
Plugins give your agent tools
that run on your Mac.
A plugin is a capability your agent runs locally through Latch, so the tool and your data stay on your machine. Every action is approved, sandboxed, and written to a log you can read.
MessagesMessage history. Your agent reads your past iMessage threads on your Mac, with the text fully decoded, so it can pick up where a conversation left off. It reads only, and never sends.
Wiki. A notebook your agents keep on your Mac about the people and projects in your life, so they remember what matters from one task to the next.
You stay in control of
everything your agent touches.
Connectors and plugins each keep you in charge, in the way that fits where they run.
Cloud accounts you link through each provider's own sign-in.
- Sign in with the provider. Plow never asks for your password, and there is no developer account to set up.
- Your connection stays on Plow. Plow keeps the long-term authorization on its servers and issues a short-lived, scoped access token for each request. Your password never leaves the provider.
- Limited and revocable. Each connector allows a set list of safe actions. Disconnect in Plow to stop new tokens, or revoke at the provider to end access right away.
Tools your agent runs locally on your Mac through Latch.
- Your data stays local. The tool and what it reads live on your machine, not on a server.
- Approved and sandboxed. Latch checks each run and boxes it in before it happens, so a tool only does what it should.
- Written to an audit log. You can see exactly what ran, with nothing hidden after the fact.
Any agent you run on Plow can use your connectors and plugins.
Set up your connectors and plugins once and any agent you build or run on Plow can work with them, under the same controls you set here. Bring Claude, Codex, or your own, and your setup stays yours across all of them.