Start from a human request
You should not need API IDs or MCP tool names. Ask for the task: find a person, inspect a conversation, retrieve an email or prepare a response. If the required account is not connected, complete that connection and continue the original task.
“Who do I know at Stripe on LinkedIn?”
“Summarize my WhatsApp conversation with John and list what I promised.”
“Find the latest invoice in my business email.”
One conversation can use several account types
When the task calls for it, the agent can use supported context from more than one account: email history before a LinkedIn follow-up, a LinkedIn profile before a meeting, or an inbound event before a WhatsApp notification.
Structured tools instead of browser tabs
For supported operations, ChatGPT can call explicit tools and receive structured results rather than navigating several websites visually. Browser interaction remains useful for UI-only tasks outside the available account capabilities.
Read, draft and write remain different intentions
Giving an agent account access should not collapse every task into automation. A summary is a read operation; a draft is text for review; sending or publishing is a separate requested action.
Common questions
What accounts can I connect to ChatGPT with Nilyo?
Nilyo targets supported LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram and email accounts, with capabilities varying by provider and account type.
Does Nilyo replace every native ChatGPT connector?
No. If a native connector already covers your task well, use it. Nilyo is useful when you need its supported social, messaging, business-email or cross-channel account capabilities.
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Give Nilyo to your agent.
Paste one setup link. Your agent can guide OAuth, account connection and the first useful action.