Connectors
Connectors let UniMatrix act on your behalf in the services you already use. They are entirely optional, activate only after you explicitly accept them, and can be disconnected at any time from Settings → Connectors.
What each connector does
Section titled “What each connector does”| Connector | What it enables | Where it works |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Attach your repositories to UniCode — it reads your code, builds on it, and pushes changes to the branch you choose. | UniCode |
| Google Drive | Save generated files (PDFs, documents, decks) straight to your Drive. | Chat & tutoring modes |
| Google Calendar | Add events the AI prepared — a study plan, a deadline, a reminder — to your calendar. | Chat & tutoring modes |
Consent comes first — always
Section titled “Consent comes first — always”Completing a provider’s sign-in does not connect anything. The connection only becomes active when you press Accept & Connect on UniMatrix’s consent screen, which spells out exactly what the connector will be used for. Cancelling discards the access token unused.
Only the actions you initiate
Section titled “Only the actions you initiate”A connector never acts on its own. UniMatrix uses it solely to perform things you asked for in that moment:
- A file lands in Drive only when you press Save to Drive on a generated file.
- A calendar event is created only when you press Add to Calendar.
- Repository reads and pushes happen only for the repos you attached, within the task you gave UniCode.
UniMatrix does not browse your Drive or scan repositories beyond what your specific request requires.
Live progress you can watch
Section titled “Live progress you can watch”Connector actions and other multi-step background work show a live progress card: the current step, an expandable dropdown of the whole chain (for example Securing Google access → Saving to Drive), and a brief completion note when it finishes.
Disconnecting
Section titled “Disconnecting”Open Settings → Connectors and disconnect any service with one tap. The token is discarded on the spot; you can reconnect later whenever you like.