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Integrations

Connect approved systems without surrendering control.

NopsAI connects Git providers, work systems, AI profiles, MCP tools and runners through reviewed configuration, OIDC SSO, scoped authorization, self-hosted data boundaries and auditable runs.

Integration surface

MCP-ready systems, one governed control layer.

Every system here maps to an MCP server, a hosted MCP capability or a NopsAI MCP profile boundary before it enters policy, scope and audit.

GitHubGitLabBitbucketGiteaJiraConfluenceMonday.comSlackZendeskServiceNowSalesforceSharePointGoogle DriveGoogle CalendarGoogle DocsDockerKubernetesPrometheusGrafanaKeycloakMicrosoft Entra IDOktaGeminiOpenAIAnthropicAzure OpenAIGroqMistralOpenRouterOllamaLM StudioCustom MCP serversHosted NopsAI MCPWebhooksSchedulesREST API

Connection layers

Every integration declares how trust is established.

NopsAI does not flatten every system into an ambiguous connector. Event sources, business tools, AI providers and runners keep connection paths suited to their security and runtime role.

01Event sources

Repository and operational signals

Provider-specific verification stays at the edge while normalized events enter one trigger and authorization model.

GitHub App

GitHub

First-party Git automation

Webhooks, signed delivery validation, repository file access, check runs, reruns and stale-check cancellation.

Webhook source

GitLab

Managed Git events

Authenticated deliveries, repository allowlists, changed-file filters, rate limits and audit history.

Webhook source

Bitbucket and Gitea

Managed Git events

Provider-aware ingestion normalizes repository events while preserving source identity and delivery controls.

API or webhook

Generic services

Service signals

Authenticated APIs and HMAC or token-backed webhooks let internal systems initiate registered operations.

02Work systems

Tools reached through approved profiles

Business systems are exposed as bounded tools or service calls. The connection method, credential reference, allowed scope and runtime use stay explicit.

MCP profile or API

Jira and Monday.com

Planning and delivery

Read planning context or prepare approved updates without embedding credentials in pipelines.

Knowledge or MCP

Confluence and SharePoint

Knowledge systems

Bring policies, runbooks, specifications and architecture context into a run through reviewed profiles.

MCP profile or API

ServiceNow and Salesforce

Service operations

Coordinate incidents, changes, cases and approvals with caller-scoped tools and proposal-first mutation paths.

MCP or scoped context

Google Drive and documents

Content and outputs

Resolve approved documents and generated deliverables while keeping references attached to the run.

03Runtime and AI

Execution providers with policy boundaries

Provider choice is configuration, not an escape hatch from authorization, scope isolation, runtime placement or evidence.

LLM profile

LLM providers

Goal-based tasks

Select Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, OpenRouter, Ollama, LM Studio or Azure OpenAI through scoped profiles.

MCP profile

MCP servers

Approved tool access

Register servers and reusable profiles centrally, keep examples disabled by default, enable tools deliberately by scope.

Runner registration

Docker and Kubernetes

Isolated execution

Place per-run agents and step containers or pods on eligible runners selected by scope, affinity and capacity.

MCP, metrics and logs

MCP-backed operations

Monitoring evidence

Combine operational tools with health checks, dispatch state, runner state, service logs and authorization audit records.

MCP profile boundary

A tool is available only after four explicit decisions.

Server registration alone does not make a capability globally available. Configuration, scope, live authorization and evidence stay separate.

Declare

Define the server and profile

GitOps or system configuration names the MCP server, stable credential references, transport, tool policy and profile defaults.

Scope

Limit where it is available

Allowed scopes and team ownership constrain which pipelines, assistant conversations and operators can select the profile.

Authorize

Filter tools through live AAA

NopsAI evaluates the caller, action, resource and runtime context before exposing or invoking permission-bound tools.

Audit

Keep tool use with the run

Selected profiles, tool calls, approval decisions, redacted logs and resulting outputs remain part of the execution record.

MCP servers list showing provider, allowed scopes, exposed tool count and connection status per team.

Deployment boundaries

Know where every responsibility lives.

The self-hosted platform keeps durable control and evidence in your environment. External providers receive only the data and operations allowed by the profiles you configure.

Self-hosted services

Control plane

Authentication, AAA, configuration, run records, audit history and dispatcher coordination.

Docker or Kubernetes

Execution plane

Per-run agents and isolated step containers or pods with scope, capacity, affinity and cancellation controls.

GitOps and APIs

Configuration plane

Versioned operational definitions with live sync status, drift evidence and encrypted credential envelopes.

Approved endpoints

Provider plane

Explicit profiles determine credentials, scopes, endpoints and the external systems that receive selected data.

Bring your identity provider, systems, AI profiles and runtime boundaries.

We will map which systems connect as event sources, which become approved tools, and where each credential actually lives.