Skip to content
ArchFoundry Docs Open the canvas

See and manage your integrations

Updated November 10, 2026Plans: Free, Pro, Enterprise

Overview

Integrations in the workspace sidebar shows everything ArchFoundry connects to, grouped by category: Cloud (AWS), Version control (GitHub and GitLab) and Coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor and others). Each card says whether that product is connected and has one button that takes you to the place to connect or manage it.

Prerequisites

  • An ArchFoundry account. Integrations is on every plan.
  • Anyone in your organization can see the page. Connecting AWS, a repository or an agent needs an owner or admin.

Steps

  1. In the workspace sidebar, click Integrations.
  2. Read each card. It says Connected with a count, Not connected, Could not check or Not available yet.
  3. To connect something, click its button: Connect AWS, Connect GitHub, Connect GitLab or Connect an agent. It opens the page where you connect it.
  4. To change something already connected, click Manage on its card.
  5. To come back, click Integrations at the top of the page you opened, or in the sidebar.

Example

A workspace with two AWS accounts, three GitHub repositories, no GitLab and one coding agent sees these cards:

text
Cloud
  AWS                               Connected, 2 accounts       Manage
Version control
  GitHub                            Connected, 3 repositories   Manage
  GitLab                            Not connected               Connect GitLab
Coding agents
  Claude Code, Cursor and others    Connected, 1 agent          Manage

Expected result: Connect GitLab opens the repositories page, where Connect GitLab starts the GitLab sign-in.

Verify it worked

  • After you connect something, open Integrations again. Its card says Connected with the new count.
  • An agent that signed in counts as connected, the same as one given a token.

Troubleshooting

Could not check. ArchFoundry could not read that product's connections just now. The card still has its button. Reload the page, or open the product's page to see the error there.

Not available yet. That kind of connection is not turned on for this ArchFoundry server, so the card has no button.

Connected, 2 accounts, 1 failing. One AWS account stopped answering. Click Manage; the failing account is marked Failing with the reason. See Connect your AWS account.

Only an owner or admin can change repository connections. Members can see every card, but connecting needs an owner or admin of your organization. The AWS and agent pages say the same in their own words. Ask an owner or admin to connect it.

Next steps