Quickstart

This walks you through creating your first agent and having it do something real. It takes a few minutes. You need the Editor or Admin role in your organization, and connecting an account (step 2) needs Admin. If you created your Tunori account yourself, you are the admin of your own organization.

1. Create an agent

Open Agents in the sidebar and choose New agent. Give it:

Name: how you will recognize it, for example Invoice filer.
Model: the AI model it uses. Your organization's default is a good start; you can change it later. See models and pricing.
Instructions: what it should do, in plain language. Be specific about the outcome you want.

Choose Create. You land in the agent's admin chat, where an admin can describe changes to the agent and approve them. Everything can also be changed directly in Agent Settings.

2. Connect an account

An agent can only act where you have connected an account. Open Integrations, choose Add Integration, pick what you need (for example Gmail), give the integration a name and sign in with the provider.

On the provider's consent screen you decide what to allow. Allowing less is fine: it simply means fewer tools are available. See integrations.

3. Give the agent access

Open the agent and choose Agent Settings. Under Integrations, switch on the account you just connected. This gives the agent all of the account's tools at once, none of them requiring approval, so open the account's settings next to choose:

Which tools the agent may use. Turn off what it does not need.
Which tools require approval. The agent then asks you before it runs them. Anything that sends, deletes or spends money is worth marking.

4. Try it

Open the agent from Agents and ask for something concrete:

Find the three most recent invoices and summarize who owes what.

The agent picks the tools it needs. You do not name tools; you describe the outcome. If a tool needs your approval, the agent pauses and shows you what it wants to do, with Approve and Reject.

5. Make it run on its own

Once the agent does the right thing when asked, automate it in Agent Settings:

On a schedule: once, daily, weekly or monthly. Under Schedules, choose Add schedule and write the message that starts each run.
On an event: when an email arrives in Gmail or a file appears in a Google Drive folder. Under Integrations, open the account's settings, go to the Triggers tab and choose Add trigger.

Each automated run gets its own chat, so you can always read back what happened. See triggers and schedules.

What next

Agents: every setting explained.
Skills: reusable instructions you can share between agents.
Teams and roles: invite your colleagues.
Connectors: everything Tunori can reach, tool by tool.