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Assistants

Use ClickRuntime from the assistant you already have

ClickRuntime is one MCP server. Add it to your assistant once, then ask in plain words for reports, monitors and webhook handlers that keep running on their own.

For every assistant

Signing in, workspaces and disconnecting

Signing in

  1. Sign in with Google, or use your email. If you don't have an account yet, one is created along with a personal workspace.
  2. The approval page names the assistant asking for access. Review what it will be allowed to do (see your workspace and save drafts) and approve.
  3. You're returned to your assistant. Ask “What can ClickRuntime do for me?” to check it works.

When you first turn an automation on, the assistant may ask for one more permission: turning automations on and running them. That uses the same sign-in.

Permissions and deleting

Your assistant can deploy, run, test and change automations, and you allow each action in its own permission prompt. Deleting needs one more step: assistants that show ClickRuntime's cards put a Delete button in the conversation, and assistants that show only text give you a confirm link instead: open it, check the summary, and select Confirm. Either one works, and only once.

Which workspace is used

If you belong to more than one workspace, you choose one on the approval page. Everything the assistant creates goes into that workspace. To switch, disconnect and connect again.

Disconnecting

In the application, go to Settings → AI assistants and select Disconnect next to the assistant. This revokes that assistant's access right away; other assistants stay connected. Your automations keep running; pause them first if you want them to stop.

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