IntegrationsOpt-in
Publish an MCP server once, pin it everywhere
Publish a server manifest (transport, command or URL, allowed tools), and it is signed with the workspace key. Agents point at a name and a range like ^1.2 instead of pasting configs, resolve the newest matching version at run time, and the registry reports drift when a running agent is pinned behind. A CLI publishes from any CI.
Opt in: requires the mcp.registry flag
What it does
- Semver-versioned manifests with deprecation and drift reporting
- Ed25519 signatures with a public JWKS endpoint for offline verification
- Per-manifest allowed-tool lists enforced at connection time
- Public read routes and a CLI, so any platform can consume the registry
- Remote transports only: stdio MCP servers are refused by the API
The rest of Integrations
- Git providersGitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps adapters with PR, issue, branch, and CI support.
- Ticket systemsJira, Linear, and ClickUp adapters for reading, creating, and updating tickets.
- Ticket boardsConnect several boards per tracker and read them as a single kanban, filtered, searchable, and writable.
- LLM modelsOpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, OpenRouter, and DeepInfra.
- VaultAES-256-GCM encrypted workspace secrets, never returned in list endpoints.
- Public APIOpt-inScoped API keys open a standalone surface: start workflows from your own systems, ingest runs, post heartbeats, read metrics, rotate secrets, publish manifests.
Try it on your own repository
A free workspace reaches everything above that is not marked opt-in.