integrations.sh MCP server

Developer Tools

Before wiring up a new integration, most developers spend the first hour just figuring out what a service actually exposes — is there a REST API, a GraphQL schema, an MCP server, a CLI, and how does auth work? integrations.sh is an open-source registry that answers that in one lookup, and Neotask can query it directly instead of you digging through scattered docs.

• Browse a registry spanning API, GraphQL, MCP, and CLI integration surfaces
• See how a given service authenticates before writing any integration code
• Skip the docs-hunting step when scoping a new integration

What you can automate

integrations.sh MCP server

Browse an open-source registry of API, GraphQL, MCP, and CLI integration surfaces to see what a given service exposes and how it authenticates. Useful for developers scoping a new integration who want a quick reference before writing code.

Real workflows

Scope a new integration in minutes

A developer planning to connect a new SaaS tool asks Neotask "what does this service expose and how does it authenticate?" The agent queries integrations.sh's registry and returns a quick reference — REST vs GraphQL vs MCP, and the auth model — before any code is written.

Frequently asked questions

Is integrations.sh a place to run API calls?

No — it is a reference registry for discovering what integration surfaces a service exposes and how it authenticates, useful during the scoping phase before you write integration code.

Who benefits from this connection?

Developers evaluating a new service to integrate with, who want a fast reference instead of manually reading each provider's documentation.