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An Administrator opens Connectors → Connect → Asana and starts authorization. Sign in to the intended Asana account, review the OAuth request and return to Nuphos. The granted account and workspace determine which projects and tasks can be reached; an OAuth grant does not bypass Asana project permissions.

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Verify and work

Select the connection in a conversation and ask the agent to list accessible workspaces or read one known task. Confirm the workspace before creating work. The agent can read, create, comment on and complete tasks within the grant. Name the project, assignee and intended change when publishing. A task change is not an infrastructure plan by default; permission modes control runtime prompts. If a task is being used to track a fix, move it to complete only after the fix is actually verified.

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Troubleshooting and removal

For a missing task, check which account authorized the connection and whether it can access the project. Reauthorize if the grant expired or was revoked. Remove the connection in Nuphos and revoke app access in Asana to end authorization; existing tasks and comments stay in Asana. See Asana OAuth for the provider model.