Plugin status meanings
If setup does not open
1
Allow pop-ups
Allow pop-ups for Babbily, then choose Connect, Continue, or Reconnect again.
2
Finish the app flow
Sign in to the connected app and approve the permissions you are comfortable granting.
3
Return to Babbily
Go back to Settings > Plugins and wait for the status to refresh.
4
Try the plugin in chat
Ask for the connected app by name, choose it from the composer, mention it with
@, or use / when plugin-specific commands are available.Reconnect after the Plugin migration
Babbily retired former Smithery connections when Plugins moved to Composio. Credentials were not transferred between providers. If an app appears under Previous connection history, choose the current Plugin in Settings > Plugins and complete the new authorization flow. An older Scheduled Task may also show Plugin reselection required. Edit that task, choose the connected Plugins it may use now—even if the choice is none—and save it before running or resuming the task.If Babbily cannot find something
Plugin answers depend on what your connected-app account can access. Try:- Name the app, folder, channel, project, repository, board, person, or time window.
- Confirm you can open the item directly in the connected app.
- Check whether your app role has permission to view it.
- Use Manual mode and choose the plugin directly.
- Reconnect if your app permissions recently changed.
If an action needs approval
Some plugin actions ask for approval before running. Review the content and destination before approving:- Recipients and subject lines.
- Documents, sheets, slides, pages, tasks, or records being changed.
- Billing, customer, payment, or support context.
- Automations or workflow changes.
If you want to remove access
Use Settings > Plugins to disconnect apps where controls are available. If you cannot remove access from Babbily, revoke access in the connected app’s own settings and contact support if you still need help. Removing plugin access does not delete content inside the connected app.Plugins
Connect apps and understand approval-required actions.
Plugin capabilities
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Data controls FAQ
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