Integrations

What Journey Lanes connects to, and how

Product names are listed because Journey Lanes works with them, not because of a partnership. Where something depends on how this installation is set up, the table says so.

Code hosts

Code host	Connects with	Access
GitHub	A token	Read-only: contents and metadata of the repositories you choose
GitLab.com	A token	Read-only: `read_repository`, `read_api`
GitLab self-managed	A token and the repository’s URL	`read_api` and `read_repository`; on a private network through a relay agent
Bitbucket Cloud	A token	Read-only: repositories and account
Bitbucket Server and Data Center	An HTTP access token and the repository’s URL	Read through its REST API; on a private network through a relay agent

API descriptions

Format	From	Notes
OpenAPI 3.0 and 3.1	A repository, a URL or an upload	JSON or YAML, split over files with $refs
Swagger 2.0	A repository, a URL or an upload	basePath applied to every path
GraphQL SDL	A repository	One endpoint per query and mutation
gRPC .proto	A repository	proto3, and the proto2 parts services still use
gRPC server reflection	A running server	reflection v1, or v1alpha
WordPress REST index	A URL	Converted into endpoints

Frameworks read from source

Language	Endpoints from	Records from
TypeScript, JavaScript	Express, Elysia, Hono, Fastify, NestJS, Next.js route handlers	Prisma, TypeScript interfaces
PHP	Symfony and API Platform, Laravel	Doctrine, Eloquent
Python	FastAPI, Django and Django REST framework	Django models
Ruby	Rails	db/schema.rb
Java, Kotlin	Spring Boot	JPA entities
C#	ASP.NET Core controllers and minimal APIs	Model classes
Go	gin, echo, fiber, chi, gorilla/mux, net/http	Structs with json tags
Frontends	React Router, Vue Router, Angular, Next.js pages, with the API calls each page makes	–

Roles come from Keycloak realm settings and exports, and from role checks in Symfony, Laravel, NestJS, Spring and ASP.NET Core. See what the scanners read.

Identity and sign-in

Identity provider or stack	Signs in with
Keycloak	OAuth password grant, client credentials, or the login page (including Keycloakify themes)
Auth0	Password grant with `audience`, or the login page
Microsoft Entra ID, Azure AD B2C	Password grant, or the login page
Okta	The login page, in the sign-in browser
AWS Cognito	A login request to InitiateAuth
Supabase	A login request, with its `apikey` header
Firebase Authentication	A login request to signInWithPassword
Laravel Sanctum, Django sessions, Symfony LexikJWT, Magento	A login request, with cookies and CSRF tokens where they use them
WordPress	Application passwords, or the login page with its REST nonce
SAML, WS-Federation, OIDC form_post	Followed on login pages that submit them
Your own API	A login request, client credentials, an API key, a bearer token or HTTP Basic

Two-factor: TOTP, emailed codes, texted codes from a Twilio test number, and fixed staging codes. Passkeys (WebAuthn), with Journey Lanes as the authenticator. Saved sign-ins (a refresh token or cookies) for accounts that refuse automated sign-in.

Test inboxes

Service	Used for
Mailpit	Email steps (invitations, links, codes) and emailed two-factor codes
Mailtrap	Email steps, with an API token
Twilio (test numbers)	Texted two-factor codes

Alerts

Channel	Format
Email	Confirmed addresses, up to 10 per channel
Microsoft Teams	Adaptive Card through a Workflows or incoming webhook
Slack	Incoming webhook
Webhook	JSON POST over https

CI and exports

Integration	What it does
Any CI (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI and others)	Calls the deploy hook after a deploy and reads the result
Argo CD	Calls the deploy hook from its notification controller once per synced revision
GitHub commit statuses	One status per environment on the deployed commit
Playwright	Export as a `@playwright/test` file
Postman	Export as a v2.1 collection

AI

Provider	Used for
Anthropic (Claude)	Drafting flows, “Help me” and “Explain this failure”, when someone asks for them; limits and fallback

Connect what you have

Start with a repository or an OpenAPI document, then add the environment and alert channel your team uses.

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