Integration and deployment paths for teams shipping real systems
The integration page is restructured as a build-oriented hub for MCP adapters, provider routing, deployment boundaries, and trust controls instead of a feature dump.
tools and adapter families
policy-driven routing options
deployment readiness target
integration and rollout ownership
The MCP connection surfaces implementation teams use most often
The adapter landscape is compressed into the highest-value surfaces instead of a long undifferentiated list.
Notion integration
Connect CRUD, search, and content workflows over MCP so teams can use Notion as a data surface or operating layer.
Slack and team comms
Use MCP bridges for channel actions, operational updates, and event-driven internal workflows.
GitHub and delivery workflows
Bind repository actions, issue and PR lifecycles, and review support into reasoning and planning flows.
Design patterns worth reading before implementation begins
This route separates provider strategy, runtime architecture, and trust controls into explicit design choices.
Multi-provider routing
Route across multiple LLM providers with one policy layer instead of binding the system to a single vendor.
Container and runtime architecture
Design deployment boundaries for services, adapters, and observability with production-safe runtime layers.
Trust and verification controls
Connect verification, disclosure, and governance controls into the integration path from the start.
The next route to open based on the deployment model your team needs
Use these routes to separate protocol ownership, docs-first rollout, and readiness validation work.
Protocol-first build path
Start with the protocol layer if your team needs to own interfaces, negotiation, and control-plane logic.
Operational docs path
Use the docs path when you need practical connection steps and implementer workflows.
Enterprise deployment path
Use research and benchmark context to confirm readiness before enterprise rollout.
Good integration work also needs trust and evaluation context
After defining the adapter and deployment path, continue into methodology, benchmark summary, and evaluation to confirm the implementation fits the enterprise decision model.