Monitoring
Sentry, Datadog, Grafana, PagerDuty — errors, logs, metrics, monitors and incidents.
Featured MCP
Featured MCP is a curated set of MCP Integrations you connect from the Console catalog. Each one is run either by Auteryn or by the vendor itself (Stripe, Sentry and Datadog run their own). You supply a credential once, and the agent gets a ready-made set of abilities for that service.
29 Integrations including Sentry, Datadog, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, and BigQuery — no server to run yourself.
What’s in the catalog
Section titled “What’s in the catalog”Featured MCP covers services where a ready-made connector is more convenient than OAuth or self-hosting:
Commerce & Payments
Shopify, Stripe, Plaid — orders, customers, products, subscriptions, balances.
CRM & Marketing
HubSpot, Intercom, Apollo.io, Ahrefs — contacts, deals, tickets, conversations, SEO data.
Databases & Warehouses
PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery — read-only queries for analysis and reports. Neon for serverless Postgres.
The full list is shown in Console → Integrations; the catalog grows over time.
Three ways to connect an external service
Section titled “Three ways to connect an external service”Auteryn gives you three distinct paths to wire up an outside service. Pick based on how the service authenticates and who hosts the connector.
| Who hosts it | How you authenticate | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built-in Integration | Auteryn or the vendor | One-click OAuth (auto-refreshed), or a credential form | GitHub, Slack, Google Workspace, Jira, Notion |
| Featured MCP | Auteryn or the vendor | A credential you provide (API key, token, connection details) | Sentry, Datadog, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery |
| Custom MCP | You, or any vendor not in the catalog | The endpoint’s own auth (Bearer token, API key, OAuth) | Any service that offers an MCP endpoint |
Connecting a Featured MCP Integration
Section titled “Connecting a Featured MCP Integration”- Go to Console → Integrations and find the service in the catalog
- Click Connect
- Enter the required credential (API key, token, or connection details) and click Install
- Use Test on the new connection to check the credential works
- Attach it to an agent in its Integrations section
Once attached, its abilities are available to the agent alongside your other Integrations. They start read-only.
Featured MCP vs. Custom MCP
Section titled “Featured MCP vs. Custom MCP”- Featured MCP — Auteryn has reviewed the connector and keeps its entry up to date. You only manage credentials. Choose this when the service is in the catalog.
- Custom MCP — you point Auteryn at an endpoint Auteryn has not reviewed: your own server or a vendor’s. Choose this for internal or niche services not in the catalog. See Custom MCP & Webhooks.