Settings
Use Settings: Plugins when you need to connect the tools your work already lives in
Plugins is where you connect the tools you already work in, so your plan, journal, and reports reflect real work.
Problem / use case
If you need to connect the tools your work already lives in, Settings: Plugins becomes fragile when the work behind open Settings, then Plugins. and Connect Slack, Linear, Notion, Dropbox, GitHub, GitLab, Canva, or Otter and approve access on that service. is separated from Calendars, Mail, and MCP connectors.
What should be done conceptually
Settings: Plugins works best when the settings decision, next action, and progress evidence stay close enough for connect the tools your work already lives in to remain visible.
TimeLens solution
TimeLens solves that by making Settings: Plugins part of the same workspace as Calendars, Mail, and MCP connectors, so the feature helps the work move instead of becoming another isolated page.
Actual app screen
The public guide links to the real TimeLens route instead of showing a recreated mockup. Open the linked TimeLens screen to see the same route in action.
Actual product snapshots
How to use it in TimeLens
Open Settings, then Plugins.; Connect Slack, Linear, Notion, Dropbox, GitHub, GitLab, Canva, or Otter and approve access on that service.; Add the TimeLens MCP URL in Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex to give them your plan as context.
What it helps with
Connect the tools your work already lives in; Give AI coding clients your plan as context; Disconnect any tool the moment you want it gone
Where this feature connects
Calendars; Mail; MCP connectors; Daily Plan
Open this in TimeLens
Open the matching TimeLens menu item after signing in, or create an account to start from the same workspace.
Related feature pages
Continue with the most relevant TimeLens guide pages for this workflow.
Settings: Calendars · Settings: Connections · Claude and ChatGPT connectors · Daily Plan