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title: Integrations
description: Connect AGNT5 to external services - model providers, event sources, and more - with credentials stored once and scoped to a workspace, project, or environment.
last_verified: 2026-06-10
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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](/docs/integrations/ai-providers.md)** - model APIs your agents and prompts call: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, OpenRouter, Mistral, DeepSeek, and xAI. The credential is an **API key**.
- **[Event sources](/docs/integrations/event-sources/overview.md)** - third-party services that trigger your workflows over webhooks: Sentry, Stripe, GitHub, Slack, and any Standard Webhooks publisher. The credential is a **signing secret**.

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## 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.

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## 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.

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## 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.

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What that credential is, and where you get it, depends on the category — follow the guide for [AI providers](/docs/integrations/ai-providers.md) or [event sources](/docs/integrations/event-sources/overview.md).

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## Related

- [AI providers](/docs/integrations/ai-providers.md): connect model APIs for agents and prompts.
- [Event sources](/docs/integrations/event-sources/overview.md): connect Sentry, Stripe, GitHub, and Slack.
- [Webhooks](/docs/build/webhooks.md): trigger workflows from inbound events.