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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mistle.dev/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Overview

Integrations let agents interact with external systems without placing long-lived credentials inside the sandboxes where agents perform tasks. For example, integrations can let an agent:
  • respond in Slack
  • work in GitHub and open pull requests
  • inspect logs and traces in Datadog or SigNoz
  • read or update issues in Jira or Linear
  • call model providers such as OpenAI
Most useful Mistle workflows need at least:
  • OpenAI, so agents can call model APIs.
  • GitHub, so agents can inspect repositories, make changes, and open pull requests.
Other integrations are optional and should match the systems where your team wants agents to receive context, take action, or report results.

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After Connecting Integrations

Creating an integration connection makes the provider available to Mistle, but sessions use the integrations configured on their sandbox profile. After connecting a provider:
  1. Open the sandbox profile that should use it.
  2. Add or update the profile’s integration configuration.
  3. Publish the profile version.
  4. Start a session from that published profile.
Read Sandbox Profiles for the profile publishing flow.

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Credentials

Integrations let teams manage credentials and access centrally. Secrets are encrypted with organization-scoped keys and protected by master encryption keys unique to each Mistle deployment. Sandboxes are credentialless by default. When an agent needs a connected service, requests go through Mistle-controlled services that resolve and apply the right credentials outside the sandbox.

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Provider Tools

When possible, Mistle installs official provider tools in sandboxes so agents can use provider-supported interfaces. When an official tool is unavailable or not well suited for agent workflows, Mistle uses maintained CLI tools built for those integrations. Those tools live in mistlehq/tools.

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Supported Integrations

Mistle currently ships setup guides for:

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Next Steps