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Manage Google Classroom and AI connections

Open your account menu, select Settings, and open Integrations. The tab separates classroom-and-roster providers from AI tools while keeping each connection’s state visible.

Review classroom and roster connections

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Settings → Integrations shows the connected Google account, how many classes sync through it, and the disconnect action. Select the image to enlarge it.

A connected Google Classroom card shows the Google account, how many classes currently sync through it, and the disconnect action. Disconnecting stops future provider access; it does not erase the class history already imported into Rectangle. Microsoft Teams for Education remains marked Coming soon until its connection is available.

Use the class roster’s provider details when you need to reconnect or run a roster sync.

Review AI connections and permissions

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Settings → Integrations is the Rectangle control center for AI authoring. Review each client's scopes and recent calls here; Read-only connections cannot change drafts, and blocked or conflicting writes remain visible. Select the image to enlarge it.

Each active AI connection names the client and its granted scopes. A Read-only connection can inspect Authoring data but cannot change a draft. A connection with authoring:write can make allowed draft changes, while Rectangle still blocks teacher-only actions such as publishing, assigning, or permanent deletion.

Recent activity keeps successful, forbidden, conflicting, and failed calls visible. Disconnect a client when it should no longer access Rectangle; work it already created or updated remains in your Library.

Inspect a specific AI action

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Select any recent call for a safe audit detail. Rectangle records what the tool did, the client, outcome, latency, and a one-way argument hash—not the original arguments or prompt content. Select the image to enlarge it.

Select an activity row to see the client, tool, plain-language outcome, result, latency, and one-way argument hash. Rectangle does not store the original prompt or tool arguments in this audit detail.

For installation and provider-specific steps, continue to the dedicated AI connection articles linked below.

Keep going

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