Only Administrator can see this screen. Connectors are part of the Scale and Enterprise plans. For Tino to use a connector’s tools, it needs to be linked to a process in the Cérebro (the company’s brain).The Tartini interface is in Portuguese. Screen and button names appear here exactly as on screen, with the translation in parentheses.
Connect a ready-made integration
By default no integration is connected. The Biblioteca de integrações (Integration library) section lists the ready-made ones: Google Calendar, RD Station CRM, Calendly, Pipedrive, Notion, Atlassian, Linear, monday.com, ClickUp, Stripe, and Canva.1
Choose the integration
Under Configurações > Integrações > Conectores, find the card in the Biblioteca de integrações, and click Conectar (Connect).
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Authorize on the service
You’re taken to the service’s site to authorize access. When you come back, the screen confirms with “Integração conectada com sucesso!” and opens the connector’s detail.
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Check the tools
In the detail view, the Ferramentas (Tools) section lists what Tino can do with that integration. Turn each tool on or off.
When authorization expires or is revoked on the service, the card shows Reconectar (Reconnect) and Tino stops using the tools until you reconnect.
Connect a server of your own
If your company has its own MCP server, the Conector próprio (MCP) (Custom connector) card connects by address.1
Open the form
Click Configurar (Set up) on the Conector próprio (MCP) card.
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Fill in the configuration
Provide the Nome (Name), the URL do servidor (Server URL) (starting with http or https), the Transporte (Transport), and the Autenticação (Authentication). With an API key or token, paste the value in the field that appears.
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Create and test
Click Criar e testar (Create and test). The second step tests the connection and discovers the tools on its own; use Testar conexão (Test connection) and Descobrir ferramentas (Discover tools) to repeat it. Click Concluir (Finish).
Adjust the tools
In the connector’s detail view, each tool has a switch to enable it and a detail with the description and the Timeout (ms). On a custom connector, the description is editable: it’s the text Tino reads to decide when to use the tool, so describe what it does and when it’s worth calling. Click Salvar alterações (Save changes). The Usado pelos processos (Used by processes) section shows which processes use the connector. While it’s empty, Tino doesn’t use any of its tools: link the connector to a process. See Organize processes into groups.Turn off or remove
- Under Detalhes (Details), the Status switch sets the connector to Inativo (Inactive) without deleting anything. Inactive connectors aren’t available to Tino.
- Desconectar (Disconnect) (ready-made integration) or Excluir (Delete) (custom connector) removes the connector for good, after confirming.
Frequently asked questions
I connected the integration and Tino isn't using it.
I connected the integration and Tino isn't using it.
Check the Usado pelos processos section. Tino only uses tools linked to processes. Also check whether the tools are enabled and whether the connector is active.
The card says Reconectar.
The card says Reconectar.
Authorization on the service expired or was revoked. Click Reconectar and authorize again.
Do connectors consume credits?
Do connectors consume credits?
Tool usage happens inside Tino’s conversations, which consume AI credits.