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Connect Auteryn with the more than 40 services in the Console catalog, or with any other service through Custom MCP.
Popular Integrations
Section titled “Popular Integrations”GitHubReview pull requests, manage issues and work in your repositories.
SlackDeploy Internal agents to Slack channels with event Loops.
JiraSearch, read and create issues; start a Loop when one changes.
Google WorkspaceSend email and work with Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Contacts and Drive files.
NotionSearch and read pages and databases, or sync them into Knowledge.
ServiceNowRead and manage incidents and service requests.
Featured MCP29 ready-made Integrations: Sentry, Datadog, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery and more.
ChannelsTelegram, Twilio / WhatsApp, and the Web Widget for customer-facing agents.
By Category
Section titled “By Category”Everything below is in the Console Integrations catalog today.
| Category | Integrations |
|---|---|
| Development and DevOps | GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Datadog, Grafana, PagerDuty, Vercel, Cloudflare, Context7, Hugging Face; AWS and Azure (their CLIs, run on the agent’s sandbox with your read-only credentials) |
| Communication and channels | Slack, Telegram, Twilio (SMS and WhatsApp), Web Chat Widget, Email, Resend |
| Project management | Jira, Asana, monday.com, Airtable |
| Knowledge and documents | Notion, Confluence, Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Contacts, sending Gmail), Google Drive, Google Calendar |
| CRM, sales and support | HubSpot, Intercom, Apollo.io, Calendly, ServiceNow |
| Data | Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery, Neon |
| Commerce and payments | Shopify, Stripe, Plaid |
| Web search and SEO | Brave Search, Exa, Firecrawl, Ahrefs |
| Design | Figma |
| Reasoning | Sequential Thinking |
Not listed? If the service offers its own MCP endpoint, connect it with Custom MCP.
Integration Examples
Section titled “Integration Examples”Example 1: Automated Code Review
Section titled “Example 1: Automated Code Review”Integrations: GitHub + Slack
Workflow:
- Developer opens PR on GitHub
- Agent automatically reviews code
- Posts review comments on GitHub
- Notifies team in Slack channel
- Escalates if critical issues found
Example 2: Customer Support Automation
Section titled “Example 2: Customer Support Automation”Integrations: Web Chat Widget + Notion (knowledge) + Email channel (optional)
Workflow:
- Customer opens the web widget on your site
- Agent searches Notion knowledge for answers
- Responds or escalates per instructions
- Optional: Email channel for email-based support
Example 3: Data Reporting
Section titled “Example 3: Data Reporting”Integrations: PostgreSQL + Google Sheets + Slack
Workflow:
- Agent queries PostgreSQL database
- Generates report with insights
- Updates Google Sheet with data
- Posts summary to Slack channel
- Runs daily at 9 AM
How Integrations Work
Section titled “How Integrations Work”OAuth Integrations
Section titled “OAuth Integrations”Many integrations use OAuth:
- Click “Connect” in Auteryn
- Redirected to service (e.g., GitHub)
- Authorize Auteryn
- Redirected back - connected!
No API keys to manage. Revoke access anytime.
API Key Integrations
Section titled “API Key Integrations”Some services use API keys:
- Get API key from service
- Paste into Auteryn
- Test connection
- Save - connected!
Keys encrypted at rest with AES-256.
Event Integrations
Section titled “Event Integrations”For event-driven automation:
- Connect the service. For Slack, Telegram, Twilio, the Web Chat Widget and Email, Auteryn sets up the events itself
- For GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Notion and Google Calendar, open the connection’s menu and choose Configure webhooks (for Google Calendar, Configure calendar watch)
- Create a Loop that starts on one of its events
Security & Permissions
Section titled “Security & Permissions”Principle of Least Privilege
Section titled “Principle of Least Privilege”Agents only get permissions they need:
- Read-only by default - Agents can’t modify data
- Explicit write permissions - You control what agents can change
- Scope limiting - Restrict a GitHub agent to selected repositories
Credential Management
Section titled “Credential Management”All credentials are secure:
- Encrypted at rest - AES-256 encryption
- Encrypted in transit - TLS
- No plaintext storage - Never stored unencrypted
- Revocable anytime - Disconnect in one click
Audit trail
Section titled “Audit trail”Owners and admins see who connected, changed or disconnected an Integration in Console → Activity, on the Audit trail tab, and can export it as a CSV file.
Custom Integrations
Section titled “Custom Integrations”Custom MCP
Section titled “Custom MCP”Connect services that expose MCP (or use a self-hosted MCP adapter):
- Integrations → Custom MCP
- Enter the server URL and its authentication
- Attach to agents in their Integrations section
See Custom MCP & Webhooks → for the full setup.
Request an Integration
Section titled “Request an Integration”Don’t see the integration you need?
Most requested integrations are prioritized on the product roadmap.
Resources
Section titled “Resources”Questions?
Section titled “Questions?”- Are integrations secure? Yes, all credentials are encrypted and connections use TLS.
- Can I revoke access? Yes, disconnect anytime from settings.
- Do integrations cost extra? There is no fee to connect one. Calls an agent makes through an Integration can use credits as part of its run; see Credits & Billing.
- Can I build custom integrations? Yes, with a Custom MCP Integration pointed at any MCP endpoint. See Custom MCP & Webhooks.
- What if an integration breaks? Check connection status in Integrations and reconnect if needed. Contact support@auteryn.ai for persistent issues.