Connecting everything at once makes mistakes bigger and harder to trace. Start small, watch what happens, then expand.
What to do
- Pick one low-risk connection to start, such as a test folder.
- Use it for a week and review what the tool did.
- Connect the next account only if you are comfortable.
- Keep a short list of what is connected and why.
An example
A small team tries an AI notes tool on one project folder first. Only after a month do they consider connecting shared drives.
Label copy
For small labels: Connect one account at a time.
For water-bottle labels: Start with a single low-risk account or folder. Connect more only after you know how the tool behaves.
Sources and further reading
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