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Connected. Deliberately.

Connect approved MCP clients and upstream systems through Durin’s identity, consent, policy, and production trust boundary.

Build your connection plan.

GitHub

Configuration and verification required

Jira

Configuration and verification required

Slack

Configuration and verification required

Custom MCP

Configuration and verification required

These are connection setup paths. Consent, discovery, activation, and verification remain prerequisites before a production connection is used.

Keep the client path and provider path separate.

Each integration has two trust relationships: the employee or client to the Durin gateway, and Durin to the upstream system. Their identities, grants, scopes, and trust states remain distinct.

  1. MCP-compatible clients

    Configure a supported client to use the gateway. The MCP protocol path covers current behavior and an explicitly tested legacy initialize path; hosted OAuth setup must be verified.

  2. Upstream systems

    Durin includes provider adapter paths for GitHub, Jira, and Slack, plus generic registration surfaces. Consent, discovery, and activation remain provider-dependent.

  3. A safe place to begin

    Begin with policy, approvals, audit, and uncertain-outcome review before connecting production provider access through explicit trust checks.

Your internal MCP belongs in the review flow, too.

Request a custom server with a URL and intended use. Administrators approve setup; the requester is notified when the connection becomes available.

Durin admin console showing a provider catalog with installed and setup-required connections
Review the systems your workspace can route through Durin.

Email delivery and provider activation use the configured customer setup and verification path.

Plan each connection boundary.

Create an account to manage connection setup, client paths, and the provider checks required before activation.

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Production connections use provider setup and trust review.