Shared integration infrastructure for teams

Enable your development teams.

Integrations stop being something each team rediscovers and start being infrastructure they inherit. Developers build on what the company already supports; platform teams raise the standard in one place and everyone gets the upgrade.

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Shared catalog. Reviewed changes. Clear ownership.

Company catalogApproved integrations

12 services

linear

slack

stripe

Private servicesCRM · billing · identity

Company eventsPayments · issues · lifecycle

Ready for every product team

Integrations as infrastructure

Build on what the company already worked out.

Integration knowledge stops living in scattered projects and the heads of whoever did it last time, and starts being a shared company capability that is easy to find, reuse, and improve.

Start from what the company already runs

Trusted public APIs, private services, and the events worth listening to, all in one catalogue. Anything missing goes in from a spec, a schema, or the provider docs—including the internal service whose only real documentation is the person who wrote it.

Take only the part your product needs

Each team picks the services and operations its product actually uses and gets an interface shaped around exactly that—including operations that span several services but read as one—rather than inheriting the company's entire integration estate.

Set the boundaries once

Platform teams decide service access and shared rate limits centrally, then use logs and usage analytics to see what every team actually depends on.

Configuration as code

Improve the integration experience with one reviewed change.

Keep the integrations available to teams alongside the code they support. Changes can be reviewed, repeated across environments, and improved without asking every product team to rework its integrations.

linearslack

apiVersion: fused/v1
kind: workspace
services:
  linear:
    versions:
      - version: "v1"
  slack:
    versions:
      - version: "v2"

WORKSPACE CONFIG

Make the intent clear before it changes.

Make trusted integrations available to every team in the workspace, with the versions the company is ready to support.

From your terminalfused-cli workspace plan && fused-cli workspace apply

Sensitive credentials stay out of the repository and away from product code.Download fused-cli

Ownership and lifecycle

Change things without breaking what already shipped.

Integration surfaces evolve. The trick is evolving them without silently rewriting the contract of software that went to production last quarter.

Versions that cannot quietly change

Publish an application or MCP version and it stays put. Run several at once through a rollout, deprecate the old one when you are ready, and deactivate it for good once nothing depends on it.

Identities and tokens with real limits

Applications are governed identities rather than anonymous API clients. Issue family-scoped execution tokens with an operation allowlist, an expiry, and revocation that actually takes effect.

Use a credential without being able to read it

A team can be granted a bucket-backed application while the contents of that bucket stay out of reach. Access and secrecy stop having to be the same decision.

Give every team a shorter path to integrations that hold up.

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