Skip to Content
Platform
IntegrationsOverview

Integrations

Integrations connect external platforms to your Introspection organization so agent work can flow between Introspection and the tools your team already uses.

Integrations are organization-scoped. You connect each platform once, from your organization’s settings in the Introspection app, and every project in the org can use it. Each connection is an OAuth (or GitHub App) authorization that Introspection stores as an org-scoped credential. There is at most one live connection per platform per organization.

How connecting works

You connect a platform from the organization integrations page in the app. Connecting authorizes Introspection through the provider’s standard flow:

  • GitHub: install the Introspection GitHub App on your GitHub account or organization.

Connecting and disconnecting require an admin or owner role; other members have read-only visibility into which integrations are live. Tokens are encrypted at rest and are never returned by the API.

What each integration enables

  • GitHub: connect repositories so your recipes can be pinned to exact commits, and so agent tasks can open pull requests against your code. Repository lifecycle events are handled by the platform.

What’s here

  • GitHub: repositories for recipes, pull requests from agent tasks, and platform-handled webhooks.
  • MCP & Federation: connect external tools to a runtime over the Model Context Protocol.
  • LLM Providers: model access and bring-your-own-key configuration.
  • Recipes: how your agent’s behavior is packaged and pinned to a commit in a connected repository.
  • Tasks: the executions that integrations route work into and open pull requests from.
Last updated on