Integration Matrix

The Nerve Protocol thrives when your favorite tools can whisper to one another inside the enclave. This guide shows how to bring Uber, Amazon, Slack, Notion, and Google Workspace services into the matrix without leaking signal.

Integration Principles

  • Least Privilege Always: Default scopes are minimal. Elevate only what a mission explicitly needs.

  • Attestation-Gated Tokens: OAuth tokens are sealed to the enclave. Exfiltration attempts trigger revocation.

  • Policy Capsules: Each integration carries its own policy capsule describing intent, retention, sharing, and expiration.

Uber

  1. Initiate OAuth from the Integration Grid.

  2. Approve the “Ride History” scope to enable travel reconciliations.

  3. Optional: add the “Ride Dispatch” scope to let agents schedule rides for operators or clients.

  4. Sample workflow: AGENT.SEND uber.schedule "Tim's place" 18:00.

Amazon

  1. Generate an encrypted Amazon API key within the enclave browser.

  2. Attach purpose tags such as logistics, procurement, or intel.

  3. Enable receipt ingestion to track shipments in the Signal Lattice.

  4. Guardrail tip: restrict purchase amounts to prevent runaway agents.

Slack

  • Install the Nerve Slack app from the workspace marketplace.

  • Scopes: channels:history, chat:write, files:read. Each scope is enforced via per-channel policies.

  • Use channel aliases inside the console to message teams without revealing operator identities.

Notion

  • Connect using the Notion internal integration token generated inside the enclave browser.

  • Map vaults to Notion databases using deterministic aliases.

  • Agents can draft updates, sync knowledge bases, and archive intel back into Notion without exposing metadata.

Google Drive

  • Configure a Google Cloud service account that’s delegated to specific folders.

  • Upload encryption manifests so collaborators can decrypt shared docs locally.

  • Enable Guardian monitoring to watch for unusual file access patterns.

Google Calendar

  • Use domain-wide delegation with read/write scope limited to mission calendars.

  • Agents can set up board calls or investor updates while policy capsules ensure invites stop at the right people.

  • Pair with Uber integration to auto-schedule travel windows.

Gmail

  • Route Gmail access through the Secure Mail Proxy agent.

  • Content stays inside the enclave; outside clients only see encrypted stubs.

  • Automate threads like investor updates while proving compliance with on-chain receipts.

Google Meet

  • Provision ephemeral Meet rooms via the Meet API.

  • Publish access links inside the console; participants authenticate via signed tokens instead of exposed URLs.

  • Optionally transcribe meetings inside the enclave using Guardian-audited speech models.

Custom Integrations

  • Use the Nerve SDK to wrap bespoke systems—databases, IoT devices, or classified archives.

  • Register new connectors with the Integration Registry and receive attestation templates.

  • Submit connectors for Guardian model evaluation to score reliability and security posture.

Monitoring & Alerts

  • The Integration Grid streams health metrics, usage patterns, and policy alerts.

  • Set up SENTINEL rules to notify you when integrations approach rate limits or encounter anomalies.

  • Export zero-knowledge integration reports for auditors without exposing payloads.

You’re now wired into the matrix. Explore Features to see how these connections fuel autonomous missions.

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