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Walkthrough · 0:34Connect the tools you already useGitHub for fix pull requests, Slack or Discord for alerts, Sentry for errors: one Integrations page.

Integrations

Route: /integrations/config (sidebar: Integrations, under Connect)

Scenario: You just set up Mushi Mushi and want fix PRs to open on your GitHub repo, new bugs to land in Linear, and Sentry errors to flow in, all from one page.

The Integrations page wires Mushi Mushi to the tools your team already uses. Every integration is optional except GitHub, which fixes need.

The top of the page shows which tools are connected, what is broken, and the next step.


Sections

SectionCards
Your codeGitHub (code repo)
AlertsSlack, Discord, Microsoft Teams
Fix agentCursor Cloud, Claude Code Agent, plus the codebase index, a dry-run panel and Deployment readiness
Issue trackersLinear, Jira, GitHub Issues, PagerDuty
Errors you already catch (optional)Sentry; Langfuse under Advanced: trace Mushi Mushi’s AI calls in your own Langfuse

At the foot of the page are links to Editor agents, Agent skills, Reporter updates and Plugins.


GitHub (code repo)

FieldDescription
Repo URLThe repo Mushi Mushi opens fix PRs against (SSH URLs are normalized)
Default branchBase branch for fix PRs; main when blank
Installation tokenA GitHub App installation token (preferred) or a fine-grained PAT with Contents: write and Pull requests: write
Webhook secretOptional HMAC secret; set the same value on the repo’s webhook (events: Check runs, Check suites)

The Codebase index card shows the indexing status for the active project’s repo: ok, stale, failed, off, or never. The index powers the Pull requests page and the fix agent’s code context. It also shows coverage in files against your plan’s file limit (see how much of a large repo is indexed). For a repo connected with a Personal Access Token, it shows the webhook URL that turns on push indexing.

Fix agents

Cursor Cloud

FieldDescription
API KeyYour Cursor API key (crsr_…), stored encrypted in Supabase Vault; never shown again in the UI
Default modelOptional Cursor model id (for example composer-2.5); blank uses your Cursor account default
Auto-create PRsOn by default: Cursor opens a signed draft PR when the agent finishes. Turn off to review the branch first.

With a key saved, Mushi Mushi can dispatch a Cursor Cloud agent to fix a classified report; the agent opens a signed draft PR and the link shows on the Fixes page. For event-driven dispatch, install the Cursor Cloud Agent plugin from Plugins.

The API Key is stored via Supabase Vault. The raw key is never written to any database column. For self-hosted deployments where Supabase Vault is not accessible from the Node orchestrator, set MUSHI_CURSOR_API_KEY_OVERRIDE in your Node orchestrator environment as an escape hatch.

Claude Code Agent

A GitHub Actions workflow for your repo that runs the Claude Code CLI on a fix prompt, commits a fix branch and opens a draft PR, with your Anthropic key kept in your GitHub secrets. Mushi Mushi checks the key and gives you the workflow, but it does not trigger the workflow yet: you run it yourself with a repository_dispatch event. To have Mushi Mushi open fix PRs on its own, use Cursor Cloud or the GitHub cloud agent.

Sentry

FieldDescription
Org slugYour Sentry organization
Project slugOptional; narrows event search to one project
More Sentry projectsOptional; up to 10 more projects this app reports to, for import
Auth tokenproject:read + event:read (import, enrichment) and event:write (resolve on merge)
DSN (optional)Only needed if you want Mushi Mushi reports forwarded as Sentry events
Webhook secretThe Client Secret of the Sentry internal integration whose webhook URL is the Receive URL shown on the card

Langfuse (advanced)

FieldDescription
HostLangfuse base URL (US cloud, EU cloud, or self-hosted)
Public keyLangfuse project public key
Secret keyLangfuse project secret key

When configured, Mushi Mushi’s AI calls send traces to your own Langfuse project.

Card controls

Each card shows its connection state, when it was last probed, and a short health sparkline. Test connection runs a live probe and reports the result as a toast; Edit credentials (or Configure integration) opens the form. Only admins can edit.


Issue trackers

DestinationWhat it does
LinearCreates a Linear issue for a new critical or high report; when the Linear issue is completed or cancelled, the report is resolved
JiraCreates a Jira issue for a new critical or high report, with severity mapped to Jira priority
GitHub IssuesOpens a GitHub Issue for a new critical or high report, with severity and category labels; closes it when the report is resolved
PagerDutyPages on-call (Events API v2) for critical reports only; resolves the incident when the report is closed

Each routing card has Test connection, a Pause / Resume toggle and Disconnect. While paused, new reports are not forwarded to it.

Connecting a routing provider:

  1. Click Connect.
  2. Enter the required credentials (for Jira: base URL, user email, API token, project key; for GitHub Issues: PAT with Issues: write, owner, repo; for PagerDuty: routing key).
  3. Click Save, then Test connection.

For more event routing (Discord, Teams, Zapier and more, or your own webhooks), use Plugins. The trackers here are pre-built connectors.


Common tasks

Connecting GitHub so the fix agent can open PRs

  1. On the Your code on GitHub card, press Connect GitHub.
  2. Sign in to GitHub. If the Mushi Mushi GitHub App is not on your account or organization yet, GitHub asks you to install it and choose its repositories.
  3. Pick the repository. Mushi Mushi lists only repositories you can open, with the one named like your app first, and saves it with its default branch.
  4. Open Pull requests: the header shows your connected repo.

Self-hosted, or no GitHub App? Open Use a GitHub token instead under the card and paste a fine-grained token with Contents: write and Pull requests: write.

Bringing Sentry errors into Mushi Mushi

  1. On the Sentry card, click Configure integration.
  2. Enter your org slug, auth token, and optionally the project slug.
  3. Click Save, then Test connection.
  4. For live delivery, create a Sentry internal integration whose webhook URL is the card’s Receive URL, and paste its Client Secret as the Webhook secret.

Routing critical reports to PagerDuty

  1. In Issue trackers, find PagerDuty and click Connect.
  2. Enter your Events API v2 routing key.
  3. Click Save, then Test connection.
  4. The next report classified critical pages your on-call.

Setting up Cursor Cloud auto-fix

  1. Create a Cursor API key at cursor.com/dashboard/integrations  → API Keys.
  2. Connect GitHub (code repo) first: Cursor agents need your repo URL and token.
  3. On the Cursor Cloud card, click Configure integration, paste the crsr_… key, then Save → Test connection.
  4. Install the Cursor Cloud Agent plugin from Plugins (subscribe to report.classified) for automatic dispatch.
  5. Dispatch a fix on a report: the Fixes page shows the Cursor agent badge and PR link once the run completes.

API

GET /v1/admin/integrations/platform PUT /v1/admin/integrations/platform/:kind { ...credentials } POST /v1/admin/health/integration/:kind (live probe) GET /v1/admin/integrations (issue-tracker destinations) POST /v1/admin/integrations { type, ...config } DELETE /v1/admin/integrations/:type
  • Pull requests: powered by the GitHub integration
  • Mushi Mushi health: Mushi Mushi’s own AI calls and jobs
  • Plugins: more routing and custom webhooks
  • Fixes: Cursor agent badge, artifact gallery, and live streaming view
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