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The Scrums.com API is planned and not yet publicly available. Endpoints and behaviour are subject to change before release.

Overview

Integrations (INT-*) are authenticated connections between the Scrums.com platform and third-party tools. They are configured at the workspace level and drive: task synchronization with project management tools, code event ingestion from source control, notification delivery to communication platforms, and metric ingestion from monitoring systems. Integrations are a key part of the platform’s orchestration model. A workspace with active integrations gives agents, observability, and task workflows access to real-time data from the tools your teams already use.

Core Concepts

Supported integration types

Sync behavior

Integrations sync data bidirectionally where supported. Task status changes made in the Scrums platform can be written back to Jira or ClickUp. Code events from GitHub are surfaced as platform events and feed observability metrics.

Integration and agents

Agents on the platform can be granted access to workspace integrations. This allows an agent to read from a GitHub repository, query a Jira board, or post a message to Slack as part of its execution. Access is governed by the workspace’s agent policies.

Endpoints

GET /v1/integrations

List integrations for a workspace.

Request

Response

POST /v1/integrations

Connect a new integration to a workspace.

Request

Response

Returns the created integration record. OAuth-based integrations (GitHub, Jira) require an additional authorization step via the UI. The integration is created with status: "pending_auth" until the OAuth flow completes.

Notes

  • credentials shape varies by integration type.
  • GitHub integrations use the Scrums GitHub App installation model.
  • Jira integrations use OAuth 2.0.
  • Direct API key integrations (Datadog, SonarCloud) accept a credentials.api_key field.

GET /v1/integrations/

Retrieve an integration with full configuration and recent sync history.

Response

PATCH /v1/integrations/

Update an integration’s configuration or name.

Request

DELETE /v1/integrations/

Disconnect an integration. Synced data is retained but no new data will be received.

POST /v1/integrations//sync

Trigger a manual sync for the integration.

Response

Objects

Integration

Best Practices

  • Connect source control and PM integrations before activating Service Lines. Observability metrics and task sync depend on these connections being live. A Service Line that starts without integrations will have no code or task signals in its health data.
  • Use sync_status: "failed" as an alert trigger. A failed integration stops data flowing to observability and agent tools. Set up an alert rule that fires when integration sync fails.
  • Grant agent access to integrations explicitly. Connecting an integration to a workspace does not automatically make it available to all agents. Agent tool access is granted per-policy in the AI Agent Gateway.
Last modified on April 15, 2026