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Concept Board With Real Products · A$39 a month

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Example: you ask your AI, add the Concept Board With Real Products skill from Trilly. Your AI answers: Added Concept Board With Real Products. Ask for it any time, and your AI uses it.

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Concept Board With Real Products costs A$39 a month. Once it's yours, you add it through your linked AI, or download a copy for an app that isn't linked.

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Example: you ask your AI, add the Concept Board With Real Products skill from Trilly. Your AI answers: Added Concept Board With Real Products. Ask for it any time, and your AI uses it.

Your version

Canva · Google Sheets · Notion · Gmail · Google Drive · Google Calendar · in Claude

The maker suggests these. Choose yours, and your copy lists them. Change your apps for Concept Board With Real Products

Doing more in your AI app: your apps and a browser helper

Works in the chat, can use the apps you've connected, a browser helper can do the clicking on a website while you watch, remembers your details and keeps track over days. You choose which to use. Each app below shows what it can do with it and how to switch it on.

Claude

Doing more in Claude

Works with your apps: Yes

Claude connects to hundreds of apps on every plan, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, Canva, Shopify, HubSpot and Xero.

In Gmail, Claude can write, send, reply to and forward emails, and by default it asks for your approval before it sends, replies or forwards. Outlook needs a work or school Microsoft 365 account.

To switch it on: In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors. Pick the app, press Connect, and sign in on that app's own page. In a chat, press + and Connectors to switch one on or off. Keep anything that changes things on Needs approval.

Does it for you: Yes, on paid plans

Claude in Chrome: Any paid Claude plan (Pro is from US$20 a month), in Google Chrome on a computer. No country limit is stated.

To switch it on: Add Claude in Chrome from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with your Claude account. Choose Manually approve, so it asks before each step, and never Skip all approvals. You may need to attach files yourself.

You choose: let Claude in Chrome fill in the website for you (you check it and press the final button), or get a copy-ready version to paste yourself.

On a free plan, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

ChatGPT

Doing more in ChatGPT

Works with your apps: Yes

ChatGPT connects to apps such as Google Drive, Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Canva and Figma. Which apps you see depends on your plan and country.

To switch it on: In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Plugins, pick the app and sign in to it. Keep each app on Always ask for anything that changes things.

Does it for you: Yes, on paid plans

ChatGPT Work: Paid ChatGPT plans except Free and Go, in the countries ChatGPT supports. It works in its own cloud browser, the desktop app, or the ChatGPT extension for Chrome and Edge.

To switch it on: Start ChatGPT Work and use its browser, or add the ChatGPT extension to Chrome. Set the site to Always ask. To attach files from your computer, use the extension with Allow access to file URLs turned on: the built-in browser can't attach files.

You choose: let ChatGPT Work fill in the website for you (you check it and press the final button), or get a copy-ready version to paste yourself.

On a free plan, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Gemini

Doing more in Gemini

Works with your apps: Yes

Gemini works with Google's own apps (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Keep and Tasks) and a few others, such as Wix and OpenTable. On personal accounts it can find and sum up Gmail and Drive, and add to Calendar, Keep and Tasks.

Gemini can find and sum up Gmail, not write or send, so it writes the email for you to send.

Google Drive: find and sum up.

To switch it on: In Gemini, open Settings, then Connected apps, and switch on the apps you use.

Does it for you: US only

Gemini in Chrome (auto browse): In the US only, with Google AI Pro (US$19.99 a month) or Ultra, in Chrome on a computer, in English.

To switch it on: Open Gemini in Chrome and ask it to do the task. It asks before it sends or submits anything.

You choose: let Gemini in Chrome (auto browse) fill in the website for you (you check it and press the final button), or get a copy-ready version to paste yourself.

Outside the US, use Claude in Chrome, ChatGPT Work or Comet with this skill, or fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Claude Code

Doing more in Claude Code

Works with your apps: Yes, with a technical set-up

Claude Code can use the connectors you added on claude.ai, and others set up with /mcp. It's a tool for people who code.

To switch it on: Type /mcp in Claude Code to see and add connections, or add them on claude.ai first.

Does it for you: Yes, on paid plans

Claude in Chrome: Paid Claude plans, with Chrome on the same computer.

To switch it on: Install Claude in Chrome, then start Claude Code with claude --chrome.

You choose: let Claude in Chrome fill in the website for you (you check it and press the final button), or get a copy-ready version to paste yourself.

On a free plan, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Codex

Doing more in Codex

Works with your apps: Yes, with a technical set-up

Codex can use connections set up in its settings. It's a tool for people who code.

To switch it on: Add the connection in Codex's settings file, then restart Codex.

Does it for you: Not in this app

Codex has no browser helper for websites.

You choose: let it use the apps you've connected, or paste or upload what you have.

Without a browser helper, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Cursor

Doing more in Cursor

Works with your apps: Yes, with a technical set-up

Cursor can use connections set up in its settings, and asks before it uses them. It's a tool for people who code.

To switch it on: Add the connection in Cursor's MCP settings.

Does it for you: Not checked yet

We haven't checked Cursor's browser tools for this.

You choose: let it use the apps you've connected, or paste or upload what you have.

Without a browser helper, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

GitHub Copilot

Doing more in GitHub Copilot

Works with your apps: If your admin allows it

GitHub Copilot's connections are off until a company admin turns them on, and its cloud agent uses them without asking.

To switch it on: Ask your admin. Connections are set up in VS Code's mcp.json once allowed.

Does it for you: Not in this app

GitHub Copilot has no browser helper for websites.

You choose: let it use the apps you've connected, or paste or upload what you have.

Without a browser helper, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Grok

Doing more in Grok

Works with your apps: Yes

Grok connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and Salesforce, and apps such as Notion, GitHub and Linear (xAI's pages, read 24 October 2026). On Business and Enterprise plans, an admin adds them first.

Notion.

Gmail and Outlook. The skill writes the email for you to send yourself.

Google Drive, OneDrive and SharePoint.

To switch it on: On grok.com, go to grok.com/connectors, choose New Connector, pick the app and sign in on its own page.

Does it for you: Not checked yet

xAI's pages describe no browser helper for websites in Grok's chat app.

You choose: let it use the apps you've connected, or paste or upload what you have.

Without a browser helper, it still works in the chat, and you fill in the website yourself.

Checked 24 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Which AI apps can do this

AI app Asks in the chat Works with your apps Does it for you
Claude Yes Yes Yes, on paid plans: Claude in Chrome
ChatGPT Yes Yes Yes, on paid plans: ChatGPT Work
Gemini Yes Yes US only: Gemini in Chrome (auto browse)
Claude Code Yes Yes, with a technical set-up Yes, on paid plans: Claude in Chrome
Codex Yes Yes, with a technical set-up Not in this app
Cursor Yes Yes, with a technical set-up Not checked yet
GitHub Copilot Yes If your admin allows it Not in this app

Checked 12 October 2026 on the app makers' own pages. The steps for your app are on this page. Connected apps and browser helpers, explained

Safety and what it can reach

  • Reads and uses

    • GmailIt only reads.

    • Files you give itOnly the files you add to the chat.

    • The webThrough your AI app's own web search.

  • Makes or changes

    • Canva or AdobeMake the board where the designer works, and test the fit with a new box model at true sizes. It asks you before it changes anything.

    • Google Sheets or ExcelKeep the product sheet and the tracker across the weeks. It asks first here too.

    • NotionKeep the product sheet there if that's where you work. It asks first here too.

    • OutlookFind quotes, price lists and the client's replies, so a decision is the client's own words. It asks first here too.

    • Google Drive or DropboxRead price lists and plans, save the board file, set up the client's approval as an unsent PandaDoc document, and read a Docusign approval's status. It asks first here too.

    • Google Calendar or Outlook CalendarHold the client's yes date and each read-again date in the designer's own calendar. It asks first here too.

    • Files for youIt creates files for you to keep.

    • Code on your computerOnly when your AI app allows it.

    • Websites it namesA browser helper fills things in, and stops to ask before anything is sent or changed.

    • Your accountsIt asks you before each change.

  • Never

    • Passwords and paymentsTrilly skills never ask for passwords, codes or payments. If this one does, stop and report it.

Trilly checked this version for what it reads, creates and contacts.

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The safety details, from the version Trilly checked: what it reads, creates and contacts.

The internet
  • By itself: it contacts no websites.
  • Through your AI app: it can search the web and read web pages, using your AI app's own web search.
  • Through a browser helper: it can open the websites it names, and stops to ask you before anything is sent or changed. See "Websites for you" below.
  • Through apps you connect: see "Apps you've connected" below.
Runs code
Yes (Python), on your computer when your AI app allows it
Files
Reads files you give it, and creates or changes files
Tools in your AI app
Email, Calendar, Web search and web pages, Cloud files (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive)
Apps you've connected

Only if you've connected them to your AI app. It works without them too.

  • Design (for example Canva, Adobe or SketchUp): Make the board where the designer works, and test the fit with a new box model at true sizes. Reads: Designs and comments you name, in Canva; the board named in Adobe, Miro or Figma Creates: A new design or board, only after a yes. It's never shared or published, and one the client can open is never changed.; A new SketchUp model at the sizes read, only after a yes. Asks you before it creates or changes anything. Without it: A board file if the app can make files, or a copy-ready table and page plan.
  • Spreadsheets (for example Google Sheets, Excel or Airtable): Keep the product sheet and the tracker across the weeks. Reads: The product sheet you name Creates: New rows and changed status cells on a sheet the client can't open, each only after a yes Asks you before it creates or changes anything. Without it: A CSV if the app can make files, or a copy-ready table.
  • Notes (for example Notion): Keep the product sheet there if that's where you work. Reads: The page you name Creates: New rows and changed status cells on that page, each only after a yes Asks you before it creates or changes anything. Without it: A copy-ready table.
  • Email (for example Outlook; Gmail only reads): Find quotes, price lists and the client's replies, so a decision is the client's own words. Reads: Quotes, price lists and client replies, searched by seller or client's first name, read only where you pick them Creates: Outlook: a draft approval request or quote request, only after a yes. Never sends.; Gmail stays read-only: each email is written in the chat. Asks you before it creates or changes anything. Without it: They paste the email, and each request comes written in the chat.
  • Cloud files (for example Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive): Read price lists and plans, save the board file, set up the client's approval as an unsent PandaDoc document, and read a Docusign approval's status. Reads: Price lists, plans and the approval's status, in files you pick Creates: The board file, only after a yes; An unsent PandaDoc document for the client's approval, only after a yes: you send it. Nothing is written in Docusign. Asks you before it creates or changes anything. Without it: They attach the file, and the approval request comes as an email in the chat.
  • Calendar (for example Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar): Hold the client's yes date and each read-again date in the designer's own calendar. Reads: Your dates Creates: The client's yes date and the read-again date, each only after a yes, with no invitees Asks you before it creates or changes anything. Without it: Each date comes ready to add: a Title, Date and Time line.
Where your information goes
  • The client's first name or initials, the rooms, the budget and sizes of their home: Stays in the chat and your own sheet and apps First names or initials. No full address on a card or a shared board. Leave names out on a personal AI account.
  • Trade prices and markup: The designer's own copy only The client's copy holds no cost and no trade link, unless you chose open book.
  • The hand-off card: product, finish, quantity and date needed: The seller's own product page or quote form, through your own browser agent, only when they ask Only the rows on the card. The agent stops before the final button and never types a password, code or card number.
Websites for you
Some steps use a browser helper on websites it names. It must stop and ask you before anything is sent or changed, and never types your passwords.
Your accounts
Takes actions in your accounts. It must ask you before each change.
Risk area
Legal
What you can downloadOnce it's yours, for apps that aren't linked to Trilly
  • Download for Claude, Copy-and-paste version for Claude
  • Download for ChatGPT, ChatGPT and Codex plugin, Copy-and-paste version for ChatGPT (not tested yet)
  • Download for Gemini, Gem version for Gemini (not tested yet)
  • Download for Claude Code, Claude Code plugin (not tested yet)
  • Download for Codex, ChatGPT and Codex plugin (not tested yet)
  • Download for Cursor (not tested yet)
  • Download for GitHub Copilot (not tested yet)
  • Copy-and-paste version for Grok (not tested yet)
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