Operations

Works with
your existing tools.

Orqista connects to your code hosting, project tracking, documentation, and team communication platforms through an open adapter architecture. Adding new integrations takes minutes, not weeks.

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6 CONNECTORS ACTIVE

GitLab

Code · MRs

Clone · Webhooks

webhook: MR opened

GitHub

Code · PRs

Clone · Webhooks

MODELS

LLM Providers

Anthropic · Bedrock

model: claude-sonnet-4-6

ORQISTA

PLATFORM

ticket: PROJ-88 read
signal: approved

Jira

Tickets

Read · Update status

Confluence

Docs · Wiki

Search · Write pages

Slack

Chat · Approvals

Commands · Notify

6 connectors link up — GitLab, GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Slack, and model providers
Live data streams — data flows both inbound and outbound through each connector
Events surface — webhooks, ticket reads, and approval signals appear in real time

Integration categories

Each category can host multiple adapters. Connect the tools your team already uses.

Gi
GitLab code

Repos, MRs, pipelines, webhooks.

Ji
Jira project

Tickets, sprints, automation triggers.

Co
Confluence docs

Pages, spaces, knowledge extraction.

Sl
Slack chat

Approvals, notifications, chat triggers.

AW
AWS Bedrock model

Claude models with EU data residency.

Ol
Ollama model

Local models for offline/air-gapped use.

Open adapter architecture

Adding a new integration means implementing a simple interface. No core platform changes required.

File read/write operationsWebhook event handlingHealth check monitoringSecret-safe configurationHot-reload without restart

Open adapter system

Every integration is a pluggable adapter implementing a standard interface. Code connectors (GitLab, GitHub), project trackers (Jira), knowledge bases (Confluence), chat platforms (Slack), and model providers (Bedrock, Ollama, Anthropic, Claude CLI) all share the same registration and health-check pattern.

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