Integrations

Connect the tools your team already uses. The agent files bugs in your tracker, posts verdicts to your chat, and links tests to your pipelines.

Before you start: integrations belong to a project. Choose the project in the project switcher first.

1. Open Integrations

In the sidebar, open Workspace › Connections, then the Integrations tab.

Choose the settings icon at the bottom of the sidebar. Under the project’s name, choose Integrations.

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2. Connect a tool

1. Choose the tool’s 2 Connect link, or 1 Add an integration.
2. Paste the address and the API token from that tool. KaDeep tests the connection as soon as you paste it.
3. Choose what it is for, for example the Jira project bugs go to, or the Slack channel for verdicts.
4. Save. The tool moves to Connected at the top.

Tool	What KaDeep does with it
Jira, Azure DevOps	Files bugs and links tests to issues and work items
TestRail	Syncs test cases and results
GitHub, GitLab	Issues, pull requests, Actions and pipelines
Slack, Microsoft Teams	Posts verdicts and bugs to a channel
BrowserStack	Real phones and browsers in the cloud
KaDeep CLI / pipeline token	Runs the Release Gate from your CI

4 Browse all integrations lists the rest.

Use a service account

Connect with a token from a shared service account, not your own. The connection keeps working when people leave.

Where tokens live

Every token you add is listed in Tokens and connections, with its owner and last use.

What’s next

Release Gate in CIStop a release when tests fail.

Email sendingLet the agent email from your address.

Set up checklistBack to the list.