Pick a service
Open Settings → Connections in your console and choose one. Most need nothing more than a click.
connections
GitHub, GitLab, Jira and Confluence, Linear, Sentry, Notion, Supabase, Stripe and more: 30 services DJ can connect to in one click, plus any MCP server you run yourself. A fix can start from the real Sentry error, a plan from the Jira ticket, and DJ can update the Linear issue as it works.
how it works
Open Settings → Connections in your console and choose one. Most need nothing more than a click.
You sign in where you always do, on the service's own site. There's no app to register and no key to copy.
Its tools appear in tasks, Planning Chat, the IDE chat and djg in your terminal. Turn any connection off again in one click.
Tools that only read run on their own. A tool that could change your data, say closing an issue or changing a record, asks you first in the task, the same way a risky shell command does. You can set every tool of every connection to on, ask or off.

30 services, one click each
and the rest
Add any MCP server by its address, with a token or custom header if it needs one. Internal tools count too.
With the desktop app, an MCP server running on your machine, behind your firewall, can be used by DJ on your server.
Clone a project from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Codeberg or your own git server. Its token is encrypted and never written into the repository.
built in
Beyond the connection, GitHub is wired into the pipeline itself.
Your own DJG Agent on a private server, set up and kept updated for you. The console, the apps, djg and every connection are included.