What are Integrations?
Integrations in Teta are powered by MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. Think of them as plugins that connect the Teta AI to your existing tools and workflows. By integrating Teta with your services, the AI can:- 📖 Read context from your documentation, tickets, and design files.
- ✍️ Perform actions like creating tickets, updating statuses, or sending notifications.
- 🧠 Become more knowledgeable about your projects, leading to more accurate and relevant outputs.
Available Integrations
Here are some of the pre-built integrations you can use with Teta:Collaboration and Project Management
| Integration | Description |
|---|---|
| Linear | Connect to your Linear workspace to turn issues into prototypes and keep your projects in sync. |
| Atlassian (Jira & Confluence) | Integrate with Jira to manage tickets and Confluence to access your team’s knowledge base. |
| Notion | Use your Notion workspaces as a source of context for the AI. |
| Slack | Send notifications, messages, and interact with your team in Slack. |
Databases and Data Sources
| Integration | Description |
|---|---|
| Supabase | Query your Supabase database and read schema information. |
| PostgreSQL | Connect to any PostgreSQL database to read data and schemas. |
Web and Development
| Integration | Description |
|---|---|
| Brave Search | Provide the AI with web search capabilities for real-time information. |
| Puppeteer | Automate browser tasks, scrape websites, and capture screenshots. |
How to Add an Integration
Most integrations are added by configuring a corresponding MCP server in your project settings.- Find the integration you want to add from the list above.
- Follow the setup instructions in the integration’s documentation.
- Typically, this involves:
- Generating an API key or token from the third-party service.
- Adding a new MCP server configuration in Settings > MCPs.
- Storing any sensitive tokens as Teta secrets.
Custom Integrations
If you don’t see an integration you need, you can build your own. MCP is an open standard, and you can create a custom server for any internal or third-party tool.- Learn more about custom MCP servers in the MCP Servers documentation.
Security
When connecting third-party tools, it’s important to follow security best practices:- Use dedicated tokens with the minimum required permissions.
- Never expose secrets in your code; use Teta’s secret management.
- Review permissions regularly and revoke access when no longer needed.
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