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Integrations enable Ona Agents to interact with external tools and services - source control, project management, and more. Agents can read and write data in connected services, perform actions on your behalf, and access context from external tools.

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Built-in integrations

These integrations work out of the box when you connect your source control provider.

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GitHub & GitLab

Ona Agent includes built-in tools for GitHub and GitLab. Agents can create pull requests, manage issues, add code review comments, and search repositories - no additional configuration required. See GitHub & GitLab tools for capabilities, org controls, and troubleshooting.

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MCP integrations

Additional integrations use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and require organization-level enablement plus user authentication.

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Atlassian

Connect Atlassian to give agents access to Jira and Confluence - managing issues, searching project boards, and accessing documentation directly from conversations. See Configure Atlassian for setup instructions.

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Linear

Connect Linear to give agents project management capabilities - creating issues, updating status, and accessing project context directly from conversations. See Configure Linear for setup instructions.

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Notion

Connect Notion to give agents access to your workspace - searching pages, reading documentation, and accessing project wikis directly from conversations. See Configure Notion for setup instructions.

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Sentry

Connect Sentry to give agents access to error monitoring - viewing issues, analyzing stack traces, and accessing error context directly from conversations. See Configure Sentry for setup instructions.

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Configuring MCP integrations

MCP integrations require two-level configuration:
  1. Organization-level: Administrators enable integrations for the organization
  2. User-level: Individual users authenticate to grant agent access
Organization integration configuration interface
Once enabled at the organization level, connect your account in user settings:
User authentication interface for integrations

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Checking integration status

Click the MCP Integrations button in the conversation input to see all available MCP integrations, their connection status, and any error or warning messages.
MCP Integrations panel showing available integrations with status indicators
Integrations can only access services after both organization enablement and user authentication are complete.

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Security

Integrations follow the principle of least privilege - agents can only access data you have permission to view, and all actions use your credentials.