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Bugzy integrates with the tools your team already uses. Each integration gives Bugzy access to a part of your development workflow — where your code lives, how your team communicates, where bugs are tracked, and how deployments happen.

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Give Bugzy access to your tools

Where Bugzy works

GitHub — repository access, webhook events, test artifact commits, PR comments.

How Bugzy communicates

Slack and Microsoft Teams — test results, team interaction, disputed findings.

Where Bugzy reports bugs

Jira, Azure DevOps, Asana, Linear — automatic bug filing for triaged failures.

Where Bugzy learns

Notion and Confluence — product documentation for better test generation.

Where Bugzy manages test cases

Zephyr Scale — create and manage test cases in your existing test management system.

How Bugzy fits your pipeline

GitHub Actions, deployment hooks, scheduled runs — trigger Bugzy from CI/CD.

How Bugzy joins meetings

Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams — listen for QA-relevant discussions.

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Available integrations

IntegrationCategoryConnection methodStatus
GitHubSource ControlNango OAuthGA
SlackCommunicationNango OAuthGA
Microsoft TeamsCommunicationAzure Bot + BUGZY_CONNECT codesGA
Jira CloudIssue TrackingNango OAuthGA
Jira ServerIssue TrackingMCP TunnelGA
Azure DevOpsIssue TrackingNango OAuthGA
AsanaIssue TrackingNango OAuthGA
LinearIssue TrackingNango OAuthGA
NotionDocumentationNango OAuthGA
ConfluenceDocumentationNango OAuthGA
Zephyr ScaleTest ManagementAPI tokenGA
Recall.aiMeetingsWebhookGA
FigmaDesignNango OAuthGA
GitLabSource ControlNango OAuthGA
ClickUpIssue TrackingNango OAuthGA
Email notifications are always available — no configuration needed. Email is not listed as a configurable integration because it’s pre-configured for every project.

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How connections work

1

Open project connections

Navigate to Dashboard > Projects > [Your Project] > Connections.
2

Click Connect

Select the integration you want to enable. For OAuth integrations, this opens the provider’s authorization flow.
3

Authorize access

Grant the requested permissions. Bugzy requests only the scopes needed for its QA features.
4

Done

The connection is active. OAuth tokens are managed and refreshed automatically by Nango — no manual token handling required.
All OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest and never exposed after the initial authorization flow. Nango handles token refresh automatically.

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Architecture

Integrations run as MCP servers inside Cloud Run containers. When Bugzy executes a task, it communicates with connected services through MCP servers using OAuth tokens. 
Dashboard (OAuth) --> Nango --> Encrypted token storage
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Cloud Run Job --> MCP Server --> External API (GitHub, Slack, etc.)
Each project maintains its own set of connections.