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A connector is essentially an authorized integration mechanism through which users, via OAuth or an authorization flow provided by the platform, let an AI Agent securely access external services.
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WorkBuddy Step-by-Step Guide: Master AI Agent Automation from Zero
bilibiliPython官方工厂10/29/2026
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