Integrations

Connect to anything, control everything

No duplicate systems, no manual syncing. Automation lives inside the tools your team already uses every day.

  • Source control
  • Issue tracking
  • CI/CD
  • Chat
  • Identity
  • Custom APIs

Plugs intoyour toolchain

Overcut connects to the systems your team already runs on. Agents read and write where the work happens, no new interfaces required.

Source control

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Bitbucket
  • Azure DevOps

Issue management

  • Jira
  • Linear
  • ClickUp

Communication

  • Slack

CI/CD

  • GitHub Actions
  • Pipelines
  • Checks

Identity

  • SAML SSO
  • RBAC
  • Scoped tokens

Custom

  • REST APIs
  • Custom events
  • MCP
Overcut integrations: connect source control, issue tracking, CI/CD, and more
Connectivity & control

Broad reach, scoped to every agent

Reach every tool your team runs, then decide exactly what each agent can touch. Broad connectivity, with permission scoped down to the individual agent.

01

Anything over MCP

Connect any tool that speaks MCP or exposes an API. No bespoke integration work.

02

Custom events

Start a workflow from any signal your systems emit, not just the built-in triggers.

03

Reusable skills

Package a capability once and share it across agents and workflows.

04

Managed secrets

Keep credentials in one place and hand them to agents at run time, never exposed.

05

Tool whitelisting

Agents reach only the tools you approve. Everything else is denied by default.

06

Tools per agent

Give each agent exactly the access its job needs, and nothing more.

How it connects

Agents as first-class participants

01

Native interface

Agents act through comments, labels, statuses, and assignments. No new UI to learn.

02

First-class participants

Agents read and write where the work happens, fully transparent to the team.

03

Ticket-to-Git mapping

Accurate context in complex org structures, with no manual repo discovery.

04

Custom events & APIs

Trigger workflows from anything via REST APIs, custom events, and MCP.