Every engineer wants Jira, GitHub, and Linear inside Claude and Cursor. Without a gateway, each one wires personal tokens into personal configs with zero oversight. gate gives the whole team the same governed setup: one URL, role-based access, approvals for sensitive actions, and a log of everything.
Free to start · Team plan with roles & policies · Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor & Claude Code
The tools are already connected to AI — just not by you.
Each engineer pastes personal tokens into personal configs. Nobody knows who can do what, and offboarding misses all of it.
An AI with a Jira token can close tickets; one with a GitHub token can touch code. Without policies, that's one prompt injection away from happening.
When a ticket changes and nobody did it, 'the AI did it' is not an answer your postmortem can use.
Connect the stack once, govern it in one place, and give every engineer the same safe setup.
Connect Jira, GitHub, and Linear once. Each team member gets access through their own login — owner, admin, or member — and loses it in one click when they leave.
Allow reads, require approval for writes, block deletes — per tool and per AI client. Claude can read the backlog for everyone; closing tickets can require a human yes.
A complete, searchable log of every action any AI took across the team — summarized in sentences, not JSON, with daily digests to your inbox.
Engineers add a single URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Claude Code and get the team's servers with the team's rules. Onboarding is a link, not a wiki page.
Jira, Linear, Sentry, Notion and more from the verified directory — GitHub connects with a token.
By email, with roles. Everyone connects their AI clients to the same gateway URL.
Reads allowed, writes ask first, deletes blocked — or whatever fits your risk appetite.
The activity log and daily digests show exactly what AI did for whom. No surprises.
The verified directory includes Atlassian (Jira & Confluence), Linear, Sentry, Notion, Stripe, Supabase, PostHog and more — each connected once for the whole team. GitHub connects with a personal access token. Anything else that speaks MCP connects by URL.
Capability-wise it's the same tools. The difference is control: access via roles instead of scattered personal tokens, policies on sensitive actions, one audit log, and offboarding that actually removes access.
Yes. Claude Code speaks MCP, so one gateway URL brings the team's servers and rules into the terminal too — same setup as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
Team is €199/month flat: roles, per-team server access, policies, and the shared audit log. You can start free and upgrade when you invite the team.
No — they gain a safer default. The same tools work in the same clients; the difference is that risky actions can require an approval instead of happening silently.
Connect the stack, invite the team, keep the control.
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