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When bunny wants to use a tool from a connected app or a tool server, it asks you first. You stay in control of what runs.

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The approval prompt

Before bunny runs a tool from a connected app or tool server, a prompt appears. It shows the tool’s name and what it is about to do, so you can check the action before it happens. You have three choices:
  • Allow once: run the tool this one time.
  • Always allow: run it now and remember this tool, so bunny won’t ask for it again.
  • Deny: cancel the action and don’t run it.
Use Always allow for tools you trust and use often, like sending yourself a calendar invite. Keep Allow once for anything you’d rather review each time.

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Permissions settings

Open Settings › Permissions to change how approvals work.
  • Allow all tool calls: turn this on to skip every prompt and let all tools run automatically. Turn it off to go back to being asked each time.
  • Request timeout: set how long bunny waits for a tool to finish before giving up on that call.
  • Reset your always-allowed list: clear every tool you saved with Always allow, so bunny asks about them again.
Turning on Allow all tool calls means bunny can use any connected tool without checking with you first. Only do this if you trust the apps and servers you’ve connected.

Built-in tools

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

External connections

Link Gmail, Calendar, and tool servers so bunny can do more for you.