The Integrations Dashboard allows you to view all preconfigured Public Integrations and manage the Private Integrations available in your Project.
It is available in the following locations:
The Dashboard is organized into two tabs:
By default, the Integrations tab is displayed.
The Integrations tab displays each Integration as a card containing its name and a short description.
Next to the Integrations title, a set of controls is available:
- Search for an integration to filter the list by name.
- Refresh to reload the information.
- Card view to display Integrations as cards.
- Table view to display Integrations in a compact grid.
When you select a card, the Integration Detail panel opens on the right side of the screen. It displays information such as:
- The Integration name and description.
- The authentication configuration (for example, Authentication Type and Authentication Level), when applicable.
- A list of the Tools contained in this Integration, with their names and descriptions.
Each Integration includes an Edit button. Clicking on this button opens a new tab displaying the full name of the Integration at the top.
The tabs displayed in the editor depend on the Integration type:
These tabs allow you to review how the Integration is defined and configure the parameters exposed at the Integration and Tool levels for your Project.
When you return to the Integrations Dashboard, each Private Integration card includes a More Options menu. From this menu, you can select Delete integration, which permanently removes the Integration, all associated Tools, and any Credentials linked to the Integration from the Project.
In the upper-right corner of the Dashboard, the + Import Integration button allows you to import a new Private Integration definition and configure it for your Project. For more information, see How to create a Private Integration.
The Credentials tab allows you to manage the authentication data used by Integrations and Tools to securely connect to external services, such as API keys or provider-issued tokens. Credentials are created at the Project level and reused when configuring Tools in Agents, avoiding the need to enter the same sensitive values multiple times.
When no Credentials have been configured, the tab displays an empty state indicating that no Credentials are available. To add one, click on + New Credential.
Credentials complement Secrets, but they are not the same. Credentials store the actual access data returned by external services, such as API keys associated with an Integration. Secrets store other sensitive configuration values that are not credentials themselves, such as client_id, client_secret, or other fixed parameters that must remain hidden.
When you click on + New Credential, the New Credential dialog opens with the following fields:
- Name: Descriptive name used to identify the Credential in the Project. The name must be unique. If an existing name is used, the system displays an error and prevents saving.
- Integration: Integration that will use this Credential, such as Firecrawl Web, Code Interpreter, or Jira Atlassian. Only Integrations configured with Authentication Level = Project and Authentication Type = API Key are listed.
- Authentication Type: Authentication mechanism required by that Integration, such as API Key.
- Authentication Level: Scope of the Credential, such as Project.
- API Key Value (or the corresponding value for the selected Authentication Type): Credential value provided by the external service.
After saving, the Credential becomes available when configuring Tools associated with the selected Integration. Before testing or publishing Agents that rely on those Tools, verify that the required Credentials exist and are correctly configured .
Credentials can have Active or Inactive status. Multiple Credentials can be configured for the same Integration, but only one can be active at a time. When a Credential is activated, any other Credential associated with the same Integration is automatically set to inactive.
For security reasons, Credential values are stored securely and cannot be viewed again after saving. To change a value, you must edit the Credential and provide a new value.