Lynx can actually automatically integrate with many dev tools!
You can directly connect Lynx to your environment by installing a lightweight agent on your servers (devbox or dedicated server). This agent leverages unix commands to interface with your systems—including your codebase, logs, metrics, tracing, CI/CD, and cloud services.
The agent uses “chain-of-thought-execution” to automatically explore resources, tooling, configurations, and other context within your environment, so you don’t need to explicitly set up any integrations. We do find that setting specific instructions (e.g. /path/to/git_repo, where credentials are stored, etc) helps Lynx be more efficient, and we set up an easy UI to do this.
Some integrations like Pagerduty, Slack, Jira still need to be manually set up though. Full deployment instructions are available at https://docs.uselynx.ai.
You can directly connect Lynx to your environment by installing a lightweight agent on your servers (devbox or dedicated server). This agent leverages unix commands to interface with your systems—including your codebase, logs, metrics, tracing, CI/CD, and cloud services.
The agent uses “chain-of-thought-execution” to automatically explore resources, tooling, configurations, and other context within your environment, so you don’t need to explicitly set up any integrations. We do find that setting specific instructions (e.g. /path/to/git_repo, where credentials are stored, etc) helps Lynx be more efficient, and we set up an easy UI to do this.
Some integrations like Pagerduty, Slack, Jira still need to be manually set up though. Full deployment instructions are available at https://docs.uselynx.ai.