
Tool compatibility
Connect the systems around the model call.
Native connectors where depth matters; open protocols everywhere else. Bring source control, channels, webhooks, MCP tools, and OpenTelemetry pipelines into the same operational layer without a closed connector ecosystem.
- 01Native connectors
- 02MCP
- 03Webhooks
- 04OpenTelemetry
Compatibility directory
Pick what you already use.
Every entry leads to its exact model catalog, setup guide, or a transparent explanation of the connection path.
GitHub
Native connector
Connect a tenant-scoped GitHub App for repository discovery, webhook handling, and PR workflows.
GitHub setupSlack
Native channel
Bind agents to Slack channels and route messages into persistent Everstack sessions.
Slack setupStripe
Webhook
Trigger agents and workflows from signed Stripe events through the generic webhook surface.
Webhook setupFigma
MCP
Expose Figma capabilities to agents through an MCP server and centrally managed credentials.
MCP setupDatadog
Webhook + OTLP
Receive Datadog alert webhooks or route OpenTelemetry data through your existing collector.
Webhook setupGrafana
Webhook + OTLP
Trigger diagnostics from Grafana alerts and keep your existing OpenTelemetry pipeline.
Webhook setupGoogle Drive
MCP
Make Drive data and actions available to agents through a registered MCP server.
MCP setupOpenTelemetry
Native protocol
Ingest and export OTLP telemetry so Everstack fits the observability pipeline you already operate.
Observability docsConnection model
One clean path into production.
Choose the integration surface
Use a native connector, a channel binding, a webhook, MCP, or OTLP based on the system's role.
Centralize credentials
Scope connections by tenant and keep raw third-party credentials out of agent prompts and code.
Operate it as one system
Discover tools, monitor health, trace calls, and audit activity from the Everstack control plane.
Explore the full surface
Compatibility works across the stack.
Build without lock-in
Bring your stack. Operate it as one.
Start with the gateway, then add the runtime services your application needs without replacing the tools it already uses.