Fix bugs received in email with Superconductor's coding agents
Connect Gmail to Superconductor and your coding agents can now read the email threads behind a ticket and draft your replies. Superconductor keeps that work in a shared session, so whoever picks up the ticket, in the web app, in Slack, or on their phone, sees what the agent read and what it did.
Superconductor lets you and your team chat with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more in shared, secure cloud sessions.
With our Gmail integration, you can
- Write a repro test from a customer's bug report email
- Draft a reply to the user who reported the bug
- Ask the agent to label the thread after the fix
Technical details
- Agents can
- Search and read threads, create drafts, manage labels
- Access
- Your mailbox; teammates who join your session can use it
- Needs
- Sign in with Google; drafts and labels are optional
- Server
- Google's official Gmail MCP server
Questions
- Does it use the official Gmail MCP server?
- Yes. The connector uses Google's official Gmail MCP server, and you connect by signing in with Google. There's no API key to create.
- Can agents send email from my account?
- No. Agents search and read threads, manage labels, and create drafts. You review and send the drafts yourself.
- Who can use my Gmail connection?
- Agents in the projects you choose. Teammates who join a session you started can also ask that agent to use it, so connect Gmail in a private workspace if your mailbox needs to stay private.