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Signed-in users can now connect Gmail and Calendar directly through Rowboat instead of going through Composio. Cleaner connection, no third-party in the data path. How it works: - Click "Connect Google" anywhere it appears (sidebar, onboarding, settings) and the system browser opens to a Rowboat-hosted page. Authorize Google there and the app picks up the connection automatically — no client id or secret to paste. - Token refresh happens through Rowboat's backend, so Google credentials never need to live on the user's machine. - Disconnect cleanly revokes access on Google's side too. Migration for existing Composio users: - A one-time modal explains that we've moved off Composio and asks the user to reconnect Google directly. - Their old Composio Gmail / Calendar connections are disconnected automatically when the modal first appears. - All previously-synced emails and calendar events are preserved on disk — the new connection picks up where Composio left off rather than re-downloading the last week from scratch. - "I'll do this later" dismisses the modal permanently; the user can still reconnect anytime via the connectors UI. (Sync stops in the meantime; nothing is deleted.) Other coverage: - BYOK mode (users who paste their own Google client id + secret) is unchanged — same modal, same local OAuth flow, same behavior. - Composio integrations for non-Google services (Slack, Linear, etc.) are unaffected. Only the Gmail and Calendar paths moved. - The "Connect Google" button label and connection state now apply uniformly to Gmail + Calendar (one OAuth grant covers both). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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