Applications
The Applications section of the left sidebar lists the external programs your workspace links out to — accounting, CRM, email, drives, calendar, docs. Each row is a plain link that opens in a new tab, and the section header opens the same list as cards in the main content area, each showing the destination's host name so people can see where a link goes before they leave.
📸 Screenshot: the Applications cards surface
Where the list comes from
The list is configuration, not code. It lives in the workspace setting applications_links, which your platform operator can set globally and a workspace can override for itself. Out of the box it holds six generic placeholders (Accounting, CRM, Email, Drives, Calendar, Docs) pointing at example.com; replace them with your real tools.
Each entry is an object with:
| Field | Required | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
id | yes | A stable key, for example crm |
title | yes | The label shown on the row and card |
url | yes | Where it goes; http:// or https:// only |
glyph | no | An emoji or icon shown with the title |
description | no | A one-line description on the card |
An entry that doesn't fit that shape (a missing title, a non-http URL) is simply dropped when the list is read, so a typo never hides the whole section. Duplicate ids keep the first entry.
Changes take effect without a redeploy: the list is delivered to the app with your profile the next time it loads.
Links, not integrations
Applications are plain links. Connecting a tool so that agents and Brains can use it is a different thing — see Integrations & plugins.
