What Rumi may do
What each connection grants
Every ability Rumi has comes from a connection you approved, and each one grants a specific, listed thing. This page is the list, in the order you would be asked.
One row per connection
The messaging app
Rumi reads the messages you send Rumi in your own thread, and answers them there.
That thread is the whole of it. The connection reaches no other conversation in the app, and no group you have not put Rumi in.
Your mail
It can read your mailbox and summarize it, so Rumi can answer questions about what is waiting.
The grant is read-only: it holds no permission to send, delete or change anything. That is a property of how it is allowed to connect, not a promise.
Your calendar
It can read the calendar you connected, so Rumi can tell you what is coming and when.
The same read-only grant covers it. Nothing on that calendar gets moved, created or cancelled through this connection.
Sending stays with you
Rumi drafts the follow-up in your chat. You review it there and send it from your own email app.
That is enforced by the permission you approved rather than by a policy document: the mail connection is read-only, so a request to send through it fails at Google's end.
A draft, in your chat
Two drafts, one for each, written from your note. Ready for you to review and send.
Something here that matters to your business and is not answered? Ask before you sign up rather than after.
Comfortable with the list?
The questions take a few minutes, and none of them connects anything. The consent screens come later, one at a time, with a person on the call.
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