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Kubiya Platform Overview The Integrations section allows users to connect external services and credentials that expand Kubiya’s automation and agentic capabilities. It supports two integration types:
  1. Workflow Triggers – OAuth-based connections used to automate workflows.
  2. Platform Integrations – Credential-based integrations used by AI agents for executing secure, authenticated tasks.

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Workflow Triggers

Description Workflow Triggers enable automation by linking external services and event sources to Kubiya. These OAuth-based integrations allow workflows to be initiated automatically based on specific events, such as:
  • A pull request opened in GitHub
  • A message posted in Slack
  • A new issue created in Jira
Purpose To enable real-time workflow automation and event-based triggers without requiring manual initiation. Available Integrations Four OAuth connections are currently configured for workflow automation:
  • GitHub (App) – GitHub App integration for pull request and issue-based triggers.
  • Kubiya App (App) – Kubiya-hosted GitHub App for repository automation.
  • Jira (OAuth) – Integration for tracking and triggering workflows based on Jira tickets or project changes.
  • Jira (OAuth) – A secondary Jira connection for additional workspace or environment context.
Each integration card includes:
  • Integration type and identifier (e.g., github-app, jira)
  • Connection methods: OAuth and, where available, Webhooks
  • Connection status indicators (active/inactive)
Actions
  • Add Trigger: Opens the Add Workflow Integration interface to browse and connect available OAuth-based triggers.

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Add Workflow Integration

Description The Add Workflow Integration interface allows users to browse, activate, and manage available OAuth connections for workflow automation. It also supports creating custom GitHub App integrations for specialized automation scenarios. Sections
  • Browse Integrations: Lists all active OAuth integrations available in the workspace.
  • GitHub App (Custom): Used to configure and register custom GitHub Apps for repository-specific automation.
Features
  • Search and Filter: Quickly locate available integrations by name or service.
  • Manage Connections: Provides options to review or modify linked accounts for each integration.
  • Refresh: Updates the list of available integrations after new ones are added.
Available OAuth Integrations (Example)
  • GitHub (App)
  • Kubiya app (App)
  • Jira (OAuth) – multiple connections supported
Each connection includes a Manage Connections link for editing or revoking OAuth access.

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Platform Integrations

Platform Integrations provide credential-based access for Kubiya’s AI agents. These integrations are used to perform authenticated actions on connected platforms during task execution. Agents use stored credentials such as API keys, access tokens, or service credentials to securely interact with external platforms like:
  • AWS (for resource management)
  • GitHub (for repository or CI/CD operations)
  • Jira (for project tracking)
  • Slack (for messaging and collaboration)
  • Kubernetes (for orchestration and deployments)
Purpose To enable secure, authenticated communication between Kubiya and external systems required by AI agents during workflows or background jobs. Interface Features
  • Add Credential: Opens the credential creation form to link a new integration.
  • Browse Integrations: Opens the selection panel for choosing from supported integration types.
Current Status If no integrations are configured, the interface displays: “No active integrations yet. Connect your favorite services to enhance your workflow.”

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Add Platform Integration

The Add Platform Integration page allows users to configure new service connections by following step-by-step guided setup flows. Each integration ensures secure credential storage and agent access management. Available Integrations
  • AWS: Connects to Amazon Web Services for cloud resource management.
  • GitHub: Enables repository access, CI/CD pipeline control, and version management.
  • OAuth Integration: Provides connectivity to over 40 supported services, including Slack, Notion, Stripe, and Datadog.
  • Jira: Connects to Atlassian Jira for issue and project tracking.
  • Slack: Links Slack workspaces for real-time team collaboration and messaging.
  • Kubernetes: Connects to Kubernetes clusters for managing deployments (available via local runner).
Each integration tile includes a Configure button that opens a guided setup process specific to that service.

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Integration Management Notes

  • Security: All OAuth and credential-based integrations follow scoped access and encryption best practices.
  • Usage: Workflow Triggers operate at the automation layer, while Platform Integrations function at the execution layer (agent level).
  • Scalability: Multiple integrations of the same type (e.g., multiple Jira or GitHub connections) can coexist for different projects or environments.