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Source control, CI, package registries and deploy targets an agent can drive straight from a request.

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ModuleX connects 19 Developer Tools & Infrastructure integrations and lets an agent run any of their 189 actions from a plain-English request. Ask for an outcome across deployments, deployment events and projects, the agent picks the right action, or the composer assembles a repeatable workflow from a description. No pre-built flow is required.

All 19 Developer Tools & Infrastructure integrations

VercelIntegrate with Vercel to manage deployments, projects, domains, DNS records, environment variables, aliases, edge configs, teams, webhooks, and deployment checks.56 actions · API keyRailwayIntegrate Railway into workflows to list projects, manage services and environments, monitor deployments, trigger and roll back service deployments, and manage environment variables.20 actions · API keyGitHubGitHub repository and code management platform16 actions · OAuth or Bearer tokenCloudflareCloudflare DNS, WAF, zones, firewall rules, and load balancer management.13 actions · API keyDaytonaRun AI-generated code in secure, isolated cloud sandboxes. Create and manage sandboxes, execute shell commands, run Python, JavaScript, or TypeScript code, transfer files, and clone Git repositories.12 actions · API keyGitLabGitLab repository and project management platform12 actions · OAuthMicrosoft Entra IDIdentity and access management via Microsoft Graph API for users, groups, and directory objects.12 actions · OAuthServiceNowEnterprise IT Service Management (ITSM) platform for managing incidents, cases, and service requests. Create and manage incidents, cases, and perform CRUD operations on any ServiceNow table.7 actions · OAuth or Bearer tokenDigitalOceanCloud infrastructure platform for deploying and managing Droplets, domains, and SSH keys via the DigitalOcean API6 actions · OAuthNPM RegistryAccess the npm registry to search packages, get package information, versions, dependencies, and download statistics6 actions · API keyAlgoliaSearch and indexing platform for building fast, relevant search experiences4 actions · API keyGreptileQuery and search codebases using natural language with Greptile. Get AI-generated answers about your code, find relevant files, and understand complex codebases.4 actions · API keyNetlifyWeb hosting and automation platform for modern web projects4 actions · OAuthOktaManage users and user-type metadata in an Okta tenant via the Okta Management REST API (``/api/v1`` under your Okta subdomain).4 actions · CustomPostmanAPI development and testing platform for building, monitoring, and managing APIs4 actions · API keyBrowserbaseCloud browser infrastructure for running and managing headless browser sessions3 actions · API keyMintlifyDocumentation platform with AI-powered assistant, semantic search, and project update triggers.3 actions · CustomGoogle Maps PlatformSearch for places and retrieve place details using the Google Places API (New)2 actions · API keyHerokuCloud platform for building, deploying, and managing applications1 action · OAuth

What agents automate here

  • List, pull up and create deploymentslist_deploymentsget_deploymentcreate_deployment
  • Pull up deployment eventsget_deployment_events
  • List, pull up and create projectslist_projectsget_projectcreate_project
  • List project memberslist_project_members
  • List, create and remove repositorieslist_repositoriescreate_repositorydelete_repository
  • List, create and pull up issueslist_issuescreate_issueget_issue

Developer Tools & Infrastructure recipes

Check database health without opening the dashboardA short, regular status that tells you when something moved out of range, and stays quiet otherwise. Built for a small team with no dedicated operations engineer.4 steps · on demandPut an external MCP server to workA tool that was not in the catalog, usable in the same place as the 175+ that are. Built for teams with internal tools that no catalog will ever cover.4 steps · on demandStart the day knowing what moved in the repoA short brief showing what shipped and what is waiting on a person. Built for an engineering manager reconstructing yesterday from notifications.4 steps · weekdays 8amGet a first-pass review onto the pull requestA first-pass review on the pull request while the author still has the change in their head. Built for a team where pull requests wait a day for anyone to look at them.4 steps · on demandInvestigate an error spike while it is still spikingAn investigation note that starts with a timeline instead of a blank page. Built for an on-call engineer who gets an alert and a blank page to start from.5 steps · on alertOpen an incident with the context already attachedAn incident that opens with a timeline and the relevant links already in it. Built for whoever is paged first and has to bring everyone else up to speed.5 steps · on alertDraft the next sprint from the backlog you haveA candidate list that people can argue with, ready before the meeting rather than during it. Built for a team that spends the first hour of planning finding the candidates.4 steps · weeklyShip the latest commit and watch the buildA deploy that was confirmed by a person, watched to completion, and reported where the team reads. Built for a small team where deploying means remembering four steps in order.5 steps · on demandTriage the engineering backlog into something readableA backlog where new issues carry a label and a priority, and the duplicates are surfaced. Built for a team lead whose backlog has become a place issues go to be forgotten.5 steps · on every new ticketTurn a finished design into ticketsA set of tickets that map to the actual screens, each linked back to the design. Built for a product engineer who receives a design file and has to make it into work.4 steps · on demandWrite the sprint recap from what actually happenedA recap grounded in the tracker rather than in what people remember. Built for whoever writes the recap on Friday from a half-remembered week.4 steps · weekly

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  • Source control, CI, package registries and deploy targets an agent can drive straight from a request. A ModuleX agent drives them from a plain-English request, across deployments, deployment events, projects and project members, and no pre-built workflow is required: it picks the right action for the task, or the composer assembles a repeatable workflow from a description.

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Connect 19 Developer Tools & Infrastructure integrations and run 189 actions from plain English, using your organization’s own credentials.

Last updated: Jul 2026 · 179 integrations in the catalog