Wingman Integrations & Tasks

Your Wingman can connect to 300+ external services (Gmail, LinkedIn, Notion, Slack, and more) to take actions on your behalf, and run scheduled tasks, recurring automations or one-time jobs that execute even when you're not chatting. To add these integrations and tasks, you can directly ask your wingman.

Built-in Capabilities

Your Wingman has several capabilities that work without connecting any integration:

• Web search - searches the internet for current information, articles, and data
• File analysis - directly reads PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, and PDF files. For other formats like Excel, CSV, or other spreadsheets, your Wingman uses code execution to parse and analyze them.
• Code execution - can write and run code to process data, generate files, and automate tasks
• Memory - remembers facts and preferences across conversations

Integrations extend these capabilities by giving your Wingman access to your personal accounts and services.

Integrations

What Integrations Do

Integrations give your Wingman OAuth or API access to external services. Once connected, your Wingman can search for available actions, read data, and perform operations in that service, like fetching your Gmail inbox, creating a LinkedIn post, or adding a row to a Google Sheet.

Each Wingman has its own separate connections. Connecting Gmail to one Wingman does not give your other Wingmen access to Gmail.

Available Integrations

Connecting an Integration

1. Click Setup (top-right) → Integrations.
2. Search or browse the grid of available services.
3. Click the connect icon on the service you want.
4. A new window opens with the service's OAuth consent screen. You'll see "Composio would like to:" followed by the permissions being requested, this is expected. Composio is the integration infrastructure that manages OAuth connections on behalf of Emergent.
5. Click Allow.
6. A success page appears: "[Service] Connected, You can close this window and return to your conversation." The page auto-closes in 2 seconds.

Connected integrations show a green "active" badge in the Integrations grid. Click the three-dot menu (⋯) to disconnect.

What Your Wingman Can Do With Integrations

Capabilities vary by service. Your Wingman automatically discovers what actions are available for each connected integration. For example:

• Gmail - read, search, send, and draft emails
• Google Calendar - view, create, and manage events
• LinkedIn - create and delete posts, fetch profile information (connection request management is not currently supported)
• Notion - read and write pages and databases
• GitHub - manage repositories, issues, and pull requests

When your Wingman doesn't have a direct integration action for something, it tries alternative approaches, for example, checking your Gmail for LinkedIn notification emails, or using web search to find information.

Accessing Apps Built on Emergent

If you have applications built on the Emergent app builder, your Wingman can access their databases directly, no separate integration setup required. This is native to the platform.

Integration Permissions

Read-only actions (searching, fetching data) are performed automatically. Actions that modify external data (sending an email, creating a post, deleting a record) require your explicit approval before execution. You can grant one-time approval or "Always Allow" for a specific action type. See Wingman Channels for how approval prompts appear on each channel.

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Scheduled Tasks

What Tasks Are

Tasks are automated jobs your Wingman runs on a schedule, even when you're not chatting. A task can be recurring (runs on a cron schedule, for e.g., every weekday at 9am) or one-time (runs once at a specific date and time).

Creating a Task

Open the Tasks tab (next to Chat at the top of the Wingman interface). When empty, it shows suggested templates:

• "Send me a daily email summary"
• "Remind me every Monday at 9am"
• "Check my calendar every morning"
• "Weekly project status report"

Click a suggestion to get started, or describe a custom task in the chat. Your Wingman creates the schedule and confirms the details.

You can also just ask your wingman to create a scheduled task conversationally.

How Tasks Execute

When a scheduled task fires, your Wingman receives the full context - your identity, personality, connected integrations, and channel presence. It executes the task and delivers the result to the delivery channel you specified (web, Telegram, WhatsApp). Scheduled tasks run independently and continue working even when you're not chatting.

All schedules are timezone-aware, "every day at 9am" means 9am in your timezone.

Managing Tasks

From the Tasks tab, you can:

• Pause a task: temporarily stops it from executing
• Resume a paused task
• Edit: change the schedule, task description, or delivery channel
• Delete: permanently remove the task

You can also manage tasks conversationally by telling your Wingman in chat (for e.g., "pause my daily email summary" or "change my Monday reminder to 10am").

Paused Tasks & Auto-Resume

If a scheduled task fails because your account has insufficient credits, the task is automatically paused with a status of Paused (No Credits). Once you add more credits to your account, paused tasks automatically resume, no manual action is required. Your Wingman receives a signal when credits are available again and restarts any tasks that were paused for this reason.

Deleting a Wingman

Disconnecting a single channel (the Disconnect action on Telegram/WhatsApp in the Channels section) leaves the Wingman itself intact. To delete a Wingman entirely, not just unhook one channel:

1. Click Setup (top-right of the Wingman interface: on app.emergent.sh/wingman, getwingman.com).
2. Go to the Settings section.
3. Scroll to the bottom and click Delete Wingman [Name].
4. Confirm by clicking the red Delete [Name] button.

This is permanent and wipes everything tied to that Wingman: all conversations, connected integrations, channels, and scheduled automations.

Related

• What is Wingman - overview and getting started
• Wingman Channels - connecting Telegram, WhatsApp
• How Credits Work - credit types, costs, billing