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bunny already comes with a set of built-in tools. You can give it even more to work with in two ways: connect an outside app, or add a remote tool server. Both live in Settings and both need you to be signed in.
The Connectors screen in bunny Settings, showing services you can switch on.

Connectors in Settings.

Whenever bunny wants to use a connector or a tool server, it asks for your approval first. See Tool approvals.

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Connect an app

Connectors link bunny to apps you already use, like Gmail and Google Calendar, so it can act on them for you. Once a connector is on, you can ask bunny to read your recent emails or list your upcoming events, and it does the work in that app.
1

Open Connectors

Go to Settings › Connectors.
2

Switch a service on

Flip a service on. A popup opens its own sign-in and consent screen so you can approve access.
3

Confirm it connected

When it finishes, the service shows Connected.
Inside a connected app you can enable or disable its individual tools, so bunny only gets the abilities you want. To cut off access entirely, disconnect the service.

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Add a tool server (MCP)

An MCP server is an add-on tool server that bunny connects to over the internet. Connecting one hands bunny a fresh set of tools it did not have before. This is a more advanced option, so reach for it when someone gives you a server address to add.
1

Open MCP

Go to Settings › MCP.
2

Add the server

Choose Add MCP server, then give it a name and its address (a URL).
3

Sign in if needed

If the server requires a login, tick Sign in with OAuth and complete the sign-in.
Only add tool servers you trust. A connected server can offer bunny new tools, and bunny will ask your approval before using any of them.

Tool approvals

How bunny asks before it acts, and the Permissions settings.

Built-in tools

The native tools bunny uses automatically, and how to turn them on or off.

Chat with bunny

The conversation itself: the composer, replies, and history.