Integrations
Connecting to what you already run
Verazyn sits alongside the tools your team already uses rather than asking you to move. Connect a supported AI service with your own key, reach Verazyn's checks from an AI coding assistant over an open protocol, or run them where work is proposed and merged. Each connection below shows how far along it actually is.
A simple path to your first successful connection
1. Choose a listed connection
Start with the connection type you need and read its current status. A planned connector is never presented as available.
2. Prepare only what it asks for
Use an account you control and provide only the credential or permission named by that connection. You do not need coding knowledge unless the page explicitly says so.
3. Test with a small example
Run one safe sample, confirm the expected result, and read any error before connecting important work or inviting a team.
Your credentials and data stay within the stated path
Each connection must explain where its credential is stored, which service receives your data, and whether the feature is available, in development, or planned. Never paste a password or secret into ordinary page content.
See it on your own work
Bring your own model key and run your first check. Free to start.
What this covers
Every capability on this page, each with its current status.
MCP verification & retrieval surface
AvailableLets AI coding assistants call Verazyn's checks while they work, over the open Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard — including a ready-made skill file that makes an assistant consult the project's rules on its own instead of only when asked.
Learn more→External connectors — bring-your-own integration
PlannedVerazyn connecting outward to a tool a developer already runs, over that same open standard, so integrating needs no fork of anything.
Learn more→CI, PR-bot & native tool integrations
PlannedRuns the checks automatically when code is proposed or merged, at the boundary where work actually gets accepted — the main place rules are enforced.
Learn more→Bring-your-own AI provider connections
In progressConnect a supported AI service using your own key, your company sign-in, or a private one you host yourself — adding a compatible one needs no change to Verazyn.
Local agent-CLI passthrough provider
Reuse an AI tool you already run on your own machine as the model behind Verazyn, so trying it costs nothing extra.
Learn more→Project Memory — provider topologies (local / Cloud / BYO / self-hosted)
In progressLets memory be stored and searched on whichever system the customer chooses, rather than only Verazyn's own.
Learn more→Document/data-source connectors & non-developer workspace
PlannedIngesting documents and workflows for non-developer teams — legal, marketing, finance.
Client surfaces — editor extension & native app (web · desktop · mobile)
In progressOne shared core behind every first-party Verazyn app, with a thin, explicit layer for each place it runs.
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