Will it wreck my formatting?

It edits structurally rather than replacing the file, so headings, lists and styles survive. Docs also keeps full version history, so if an edit goes wrong you can restore the previous version in a couple of clicks — which is worth knowing before you let it near a document that matters.

Can it leave comments instead of editing directly?

Direct edits are what it does best. If you would rather review before anything changes, the reliable pattern is to ask for the rewrite in a new document and copy across what you want — clumsier than suggestion mode, but it keeps the original untouched.

Can it find a document if I describe it?

No, and that is deliberate. Searching your Drive by name requires read access to your whole Drive, which is a much broader permission than opening one file. We chose the narrower one. You paste a link; in exchange, the connector has no visibility into documents you never mentioned.

Documents & files

Google Docs + Burrak AI

An agent that drafts and edits inside the document your team already comments on.

Connects with OAuth — revoke any time

The gap between a draft an agent produces and a draft your team can work with is usually just location. A brief that lives in a chat window has to be copied somewhere before anyone can comment on it, and in practice that means it gets read once and lost. Connecting Docs closes that gap: the agent writes into the document itself, with the headings, structure and revision history intact, so the next step is somebody leaving a comment rather than somebody reformatting.

In the connector catalogue: Read a document and apply edits to it.

Things you could ask for

Written the way you would actually say them. An agent plans the steps itself.

“Read this proposal and tighten it — same argument, shorter, without losing the specifics.”
“Turn these rough notes into a structured brief with headings and a summary at the top.”
“Check this document against the source data and flag anything that no longer matches.”
“Draft a second version of this section written for a non-technical reader.”
“Read these three documents and write a single summary that reconciles where they disagree.”

Paste the document’s link. This connector asks only for access to files you point it at, not for permission to browse your Google Drive, so it will open anything you give it a URL for and cannot go hunting for a document you merely described.

Connecting it

1Create a Burrak account — the free plan is enough to try this.
2Open Connectors and choose Google Docs.
3Authorise Burrak in Google Docs's own window. Your password never reaches us; we receive a token you can revoke whenever you like.
4Give an agent a task. It will use the connector when the work calls for it.

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Google Docs and Burrak, in practice

Will it wreck my formatting?: It edits structurally rather than replacing the file, so headings, lists and styles survive. Docs also keeps full version history, so if an edit goes wrong you can restore the previous version in a couple of clicks — which is worth knowing before you let it near a document that matters.
Can it leave comments instead of editing directly?: Direct edits are what it does best. If you would rather review before anything changes, the reliable pattern is to ask for the rewrite in a new document and copy across what you want — clumsier than suggestion mode, but it keeps the original untouched.
Can it find a document if I describe it?: No, and that is deliberate. Searching your Drive by name requires read access to your whole Drive, which is a much broader permission than opening one file. We chose the narrower one. You paste a link; in exchange, the connector has no visibility into documents you never mentioned.