Integrations
Connect your sources. The agent reads them.
HAXAL does not replace the tools you already run. It connects to them. Add a source by secret reference, by name, and an agent can query it, watch it, reconcile it against others, and act on it. Connectors are uniform, the model behind the agent is swappable, and anything missing you can bring yourself.
How a source connects
Three rules, every connector.
Keys never live in the spec
A source is added by secret reference, by name. The credential is resolved per run and never written to a log.
One uniform interface
Tool and data access runs over an open, standard protocol, so every source looks the same to the agent and the model stays swappable.
Scoped and trimmed
Each agent sees only the sources it is granted, and every query is trimmed to your tenant and your role.
The connector catalog
Connect what you already run.
The catalog grows with real demand. These are the source families an agent can read from today and next. Each is something you bring; none of it is HAXAL's own infrastructure.
Observability platforms
Read error rates, latency, crash-free rates, and resource metrics from your monitoring stack, including Datadog.
Error and crash reporting
Pull crash groups and stability signals from your crash reporter, including Firebase Crashlytics.
App store reporting
Authoritative store-side quality and release data, including Google Play vitals and release timelines.
Team messaging
Post summaries, alerts, and approval requests into the channels your team already reads, including Slack.
Databases and warehouses
Query your own database or warehouse read-only, so the agent reasons from the numbers of record.
Any HTTP / JSON endpoint
Point the agent at any authorized JSON API and bind its fields to metrics and entities.
Release and CI tooling
Read build status, release timelines, and deploy events to tie quality back to what shipped.
Bring your own connector
Expose any internal tool over the standard protocol and the agent uses it like any first-party source.
HAXAL as a source
HAXAL itself speaks the protocol, so other agents and tools can call a HAXAL agent in turn.
Bring your own
If we don't have it, you can add it.
Connectors are not a closed list. Expose an internal tool or a new data source over the standard protocol, grant an agent access to it, and it joins the catalog for your tenant. The model behind the agent stays yours to choose, and its cost passes through transparently.