Guide
A plain-language walkthrough of how to link the things you already have — documents, spreadsheets, files, your course data — so CHUD works with your real information instead of guessing at it.
The idea
A connection lets CHUD reach information that lives somewhere else — or send its work out to another tool. You link an account or upload a file once, and from then on CHUD can use it in your conversations and projects. Nothing technical required.
Decide where your information already lives — a spreadsheet of results, a folder of documents, a set of notes, a PDF you were handed. That source is what you'll link.
Connections flow two ways. You can feed information into CHUD, so it can read your sheet, your documents or your files and answer using them — or push CHUD's work back out, into a document or an email. Some connections do both.
The first time you link an account you'll be asked to sign in and approve access. CHUD only ever sees what you allow, and only your account can see your own data.
Once linked, the source shows up where you work. Ask about it in a normal conversation, or attach it to a Project so every chat in that project already has the context.
Everything on this list works today. If it isn't here, it isn't built yet — we would rather leave it off than let you plan around it.
Feed a spreadsheet of grades, tasks or research into CHUD so it can summarize, analyze, or answer questions about it — or have CHUD write its results back into a sheet.
Pull the text of a document into a conversation for CHUD to read, or export a finished answer, essay or study guide straight into a new Google Doc.
Connect a tool that speaks the Model Context Protocol and CHUD can use it inside a normal chat. Set one up in Settings — your token is stored server-side and never reaches the browser.
Have CHUD send summaries, reminders or generated work to an email address — useful for weekly recaps, or for sharing something with someone else.
Upload PDFs, notes or images into a chat or a Project. CHUD reads them and uses them as context when it answers you.
Connect your courses, exam dates and progress so CHUD builds study plans and reminders around your real schedule instead of a generic one.
Embed CHUD into another website or app you run, so it can answer questions there using a shared brain.
Don't see the tool you use? Tell us from the Support page — the list grows in the order people ask for things.