Integrations
Your team uses Ayven right from Slack or Microsoft Teams. She connects to your existing tools — searching docs, creating tickets, and sharing findings across your stack.
The native platform
You don't need to connect anything to start. Ayven holds asks natively — owner, deadline, chasing, digest — from the first @Ayven message. She keeps loops and missions herself, and files work as native web tickets, so nothing waits on a tracker being set up.
What connecting a tracker adds:
- Verified completion — ticket-linked work closes only when the tracker shows the change, not when someone says it's done
- Tickets filed from conversations — a thread becomes a real Jira, YouTrack, or Asana ticket, with approval first
- Board and backlog queries — ask her what's in the sprint, who's overloaded, what's blocked
Where she lives
| Platform | How |
|---|---|
| Slack | Mention @Ayven in your channels to ask questions, get research, and trigger actions. Add to Slack. |
| Microsoft Teams | Chat with @Ayven right from your Microsoft workspace. Download the Teams app package and upload it under Apps → Manage your apps → Upload an app. |
Issue trackers
| Tool | What Ayven does there |
|---|---|
| Jira | Issue creation and updates in Jira Cloud. |
| Asana | Task and project tracking with verified completion. |
| YouTrack | Create issues, track projects, manage sprints. |
See Project delivery for the full ticket lifecycle and the approval pipeline.
Code
| Tool | What Ayven does there |
|---|---|
| GitHub | Repository access, issue tracking, and PR workflows. |
Documents and the web
Document storage for research and document orchestration is connected from the web app after install. Web research runs with source verification and citation.
Your own code
Ayven is also reachable over HTTP: create an API key and message her from scripts, CI, or your own tools — the API reference has the contract.
Your data stays yours
- OAuth-based access, revocable anytime
- We don't train on your data
- SOC 2 Type I pending