Make a live widget from your keys and plugins

What the employee builds

• The cover. The face you see on Home, in the Widgets sheet and in chat. It can be any colour, picture or video, with a short animation. It shows one thing at a glance, not a page of text.
• The full view. Click the widget and it opens as a small website with the details.
• The size. The employee picks Small, Medium or Large for what it shows. You can change it from the tile menu.

Where the data comes from

• A key in your Vault, such as a Stripe key. The employee asks before using it. A card names the widget, the key and the website. Tap Allow. Our server makes each request with the key; the widget never sees it. Widgets only read with keys. They never change anything.
• A plugin you connected, such as Gmail or Outlook. A card says the widget will read from that plugin. Tap Allow. Only tools that read are offered, so a widget can never send, change or delete.
• Public websites and news feeds that need no key, such as a status page.

If a key is missing, the employee asks you to save it in the Vault. Never paste a key in chat.

How it stays up to date

• The data refreshes on a schedule, usually every hour, and again when you open a widget whose data is a few minutes old. No AI runs for this, so it costs nothing extra.
• A widget that needs writing, such as a daily news summary, uses an employee run instead. That counts toward your usage.

If it doesn't work

• "Couldn't update" means the last refresh failed. The widget keeps showing its last good data. Ask the employee that made it what went wrong: it can see the reason, for example a key that was removed or a plugin that needs you to sign in again.
• To stop a widget reading a key or plugin, open it, choose the menu (three dots), then Access, and turn it off.
• Ask the employee that made it to fix it, or to change what it shows.