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When an agent asks to connect, Coffee Chats shows you a page headed Authorize access, listing the permissions it asked for. This page is generated from the same source as that page, so the wording below is the wording you will read there. A permission you can grant appears in this table. Nothing else can be asked for.

Staying connected

offline_access is not a permission to read anything. It lets the agent host keep the connection alive with rotating refresh credentials instead of sending you back through sign-in. No tool requires it, which is why its last column reads “no tool uses it”.

Reading the table

The last column is the honest answer about what a permission buys. It lists the tools that use the permission today, generated from the same catalogue the connector registers. If a consent sentence ever sounds wider than that list, believe the list. The tool reference describes what each of those tools returns.