Connector Audit · A Claude prompt by First Layer Labs

What is a prompt?

A prompt is just text you paste into a chat to tell it what you want.

Requires At least one connector set up in Claude.

A connector lets Claude read from apps you already use, like email, calendar, or Slack. Instead of you copy-pasting context into a chat, Claude can pull it directly. You set it up once and Claude has access in every conversation after. Set one up here.

Best ones to start with Slack Gmail Calendar

The prompt

Before you paste, replace the three bracketed sections with your actual context. The rest of the prompt runs as written.

connector-audit.txt

Check every connector I have set up. For each one, tell me:

1. What it’s connected to (account, scope of access)
2. Three concrete things you could do for me today, given that I’m [your role] at [your company], focused on [what you spend your time on]
3. Anything that looks broken or under-permissioned

Then ask me one follow-up question that would unlock the highest-leverage use case for my work.

When to use this

Run this anytime you’ve connected something to Claude and aren’t sure what to do with it. Or when you can’t remember what Claude can actually access from your tools.

The result is a snapshot of what’s possible right now, calibrated to your role. It works with even one connector. More gives you more options, not necessarily a better audit.

What this looks like

An example output, lightly redacted

Gmail

Connected to your work Gmail. Read access to inbox, sent, and drafts. No write access.

Three things I could do for you today, given you’re a head of customer success at a B2B SaaS company, focused on expansion and retention:

Find every customer thread from the last 60 days where you’ve gone quiet, ranked by account size and expansion potential. The accounts you’d care about reconnecting with, buried under hundreds of unread.
Pull every email where a customer asked you a question that needed a real answer, not a quick acknowledgment. Draft the replies you would have written if you’d had two hours instead of two minutes.
Cross-reference your inbox against your calendar to surface upcoming customer calls where the prep would change the outcome. Open tickets, recent product feedback, who’s been quiet.

(Same depth follows for Calendar, Slack, Notion, Drive, etc.)

Looks under-permissioned: Notion is read-only. If you want me to draft new docs or update existing ones, add write access at claude.ai/settings/connectors.

My follow-up question: “Of these three, which would actually change your week if you ran it tomorrow? Pick one and I’ll start there with your real data.”