# desert labs

> Describe a process in plain English and get an automation that runs it.

## Docs

- [Bot detection](https://docs.rundesert.com/bot-detection.md): Why some sites block your workspace, and the two ways around it.
- [How desert labs works](https://docs.rundesert.com/index.md): Describe a job in plain English and get an automation that runs it.
- [Google](https://docs.rundesert.com/integrations/google.md): Connect Gmail and Google Docs to your automations.
- [Notion](https://docs.rundesert.com/integrations/notion.md): Coming soon. Read and write pages and databases.
- [Outlook](https://docs.rundesert.com/integrations/outlook.md): Coming soon. Mail and calendar for Microsoft accounts.
- [What are integrations](https://docs.rundesert.com/integrations/overview.md): First-party connections we build and maintain, so the agent does not have to.
- [Slack](https://docs.rundesert.com/integrations/slack.md): Coming soon. Post to channels and react to messages.
- [Writing a good prompt](https://docs.rundesert.com/prompting.md): How to describe a job so the agent gets it right the first time.
- [Incoming email](https://docs.rundesert.com/triggers/incoming-email.md): Start an automation when a message lands in your inbox.
- [Manual](https://docs.rundesert.com/triggers/manual.md): Run an automation yourself from the workspace UI.
- [What are triggers](https://docs.rundesert.com/triggers/overview.md): The four ways an automation starts.
- [Scheduled tasks](https://docs.rundesert.com/triggers/scheduled-tasks.md): Run an automation on a repeating schedule.
- [Webhooks](https://docs.rundesert.com/triggers/webhooks.md): Let another app start your automation by calling a URL.