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Integrations give Interfere the context around your code and a way to reach your team. You connect and manage them from Settings → Integrations. They fall into three groups:
  • Sources are where your code lives, so Interfere can tie a problem to the change that caused it.
  • Destinations are where your code runs, so Interfere can line a problem up with the release that shipped it.
  • Communications are how Interfere reaches your team and takes direction back.
Deploying somewhere without a native integration, like AWS (CodeBuild, ECS, EC2, Lambda), Fly, Render, or your own servers? Use the CLI to report releases and upload source maps from your pipeline — see AWS, Fly, Render, and self-hosted deploys for a worked example.
Interfere requests the least access each integration needs, and read-only wherever possible. Each page lists the exact permissions and why.
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GitHub

Connect your repositories so Interfere can tie problems to the code that caused them.
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Vercel

Watch your Vercel deployments so each release lines up with the deploy that shipped it.
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Cloudflare Workers

Track Worker deployments and their versions.
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Slack

Route notifications, receive direct messages, and direct the agent from Slack.

CLI

Upload source maps and confirm releases from CI with the Interfere CLI.