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Integrations

Connect AGNT5 to external services - model providers, event sources, and more - with credentials stored once and scoped to a workspace, project, or environment.

An integration connects AGNT5 to an external service and holds the credentials that connection needs. You configure each integration once in Studio; your agents, prompts, and workflows then use it without handling secrets in code.

Integrations fall into two families today:

  • AI providers - model APIs your agents and prompts call: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, OpenRouter, Mistral, DeepSeek, and xAI. The credential is an API key.
  • Event sources - third-party services that trigger your workflows over webhooks: Sentry, Stripe, GitHub, Slack, and any Standard Webhooks publisher. The credential is a signing secret.

How an integration is stored

Every integration is a provider plus one or more secrets:

  • Provider - which service it connects (for example openai or sentry).
  • Secret role - what the credential is for. api_key calls a provider’s API; webhook_secret verifies the signature on an inbound webhook.

Secrets are stored encrypted and decrypted only at the point of use: the gateway fetches a webhook_secret to verify a delivery, and a worker receives an api_key as an environment variable when it deploys. Your code never sees the raw secret material.

Scope

An integration applies at the scope you create it in:

  • Workspace — available to every project in the workspace.
  • Project — available to a single project.

A secret can additionally be pinned to one environment, so a production key can differ from staging. Choose the narrowest scope that works: a production billing secret belongs on the project or environment, not the whole workspace.

Manage integrations

In Studio, open Integrations to add, view, and remove integrations and their secrets. Adding one has the same shape regardless of category: pick the provider, choose the scope, and supply the credential.

Screenshot of the AGNT5 Studio Integrations page. The page shows a search field, display control, add integration button, and configured integrations grouped by provider type and connection status. Screenshot of the AGNT5 Studio Integrations page. The page shows a search field, display control, add integration button, and configured integrations grouped by provider type and connection status.
Studio shows configured integrations with provider type and connection status before you add or edit a credential.

What that credential is, and where you get it, depends on the category — follow the guide for AI providers or event sources.

Related

  • AI providers: connect model APIs for agents and prompts.
  • Event sources: connect Sentry, Stripe, GitHub, and Slack.
  • Webhooks: trigger workflows from inbound events.
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