Integrations, connected in one click

Incidents get solved in the tools you already run, the code, the dashboards, the tickets, the database. Integrations connect those tools to Firefight, so responders and AI agents can read from them and act in them without leaving the incident. The catalog lives under Configure → Integrations.

What you can connect. GitHub and GitLab for code, Linear for issues, New Relic, Datadog and Grafana for telemetry, Sentry for errors, Notion and Confluence for knowledge, and PlanetScale, Neon, Supabase and PostgreSQL for databases. Anything else that speaks MCP connects as a custom server with a URL.

One click for most. Tools that host their own servers connect with Continue with, an approval on their own consent screen, and nothing to copy or paste. The rest take a URL and a token, stored encrypted and never shown again.

You choose what it can do. Firefight discovers every capability the tool offers, and each enabled capability becomes a permission you can grant to people and agents. Capabilities that change something in the tool are marked write, and Reads only keeps a connection to the safe subset in one move.

A kill switch. The toggle on a connected integration immediately removes its capabilities from everything, including agents connected over MCP, without losing your configuration.