Guide
Applications
Application endpoints connect Gateway to business, developer, observability, research, and collaboration systems. They are governed resources, not agent-only tools: users, direct APIs, templates, workflows, and AI Orchestration agents can all use them under the same Gateway authorization model.
Included Integrations
| Application family | Endpoint kinds | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Collaboration | Google Workspace | Governed access to Workspace services and content. |
| Developer platforms | GitHub, GitLab | Repositories, issues, pull or merge requests, and automation. |
| Observability and product analytics | Datadog, PostHog | Telemetry, dashboards, events, and product analysis. |
| Research and design | Tavily, Eraser | Web research and diagram-related workflows. |
| CRM | Salesforce | CRM records, SOQL-backed operations, and business workflows. |
Before exposing an application endpoint to an agent or workflow, define the permitted operations with the narrowest useful template, API, or workflow shape. Keep service credentials in endpoint configuration and grant the caller only the Gateway permissions it needs.