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Integrations

Connect AI context without losing its source.

AI systems, tool authority, evaluations and review records live across different platforms. Steerlane's integration model is designed to bring that information into a common assurance context while keeping provenance and unknowns visible.

Integration scope and availability are confirmed during evaluation; the journeys below are sample designs, not proof of deployed connectors.

Four boundary questions

Integration should increase confidence, not hide uncertainty.

01

Source & provenance

Identify the originating system, version, timestamps and supported fields before treating imported state as reliable.

02

Permission scope

Define which metadata and evidence may be accessed. A source connection alone does not establish effective authority.

03

Evidence freshness

Distinguish current observations, historical approvals, missing fields and evidence that may require revalidation.

04

Decision ownership

Source systems provide context; an explicit authorized reviewer remains responsible for the final governance decision.

Sample data

Inspect what a source can—and cannot—tell you.

Explore a simulated source inventory with explicit gaps in provenance and coverage.

STEERLANE / SOURCE INVENTORY / FUTURE ADAPTER DESIGN · SYNTHETIC

01 / Source inventory and provenance

Know the source, not just the agent name.

Select a hypothetical source to see declared state, its approved reference and what cannot yet be trusted.

Proposed integration contract

No live discovery, OAuth, API polling, partner certification or customer connection is involved.

Agent configuration

Credit Policy Copilot

Not connected
Declared (example)
Agent tools: credit_lookup; knowledge: policy_library
Approved reference (example)
Approved reference v2 · read-only credit lookup
Proposed change
Candidate tool scope: credit_lookup + document_lookup
Provenance / freshness
No authenticated import · authored fixture
Unverified effective state

Effective environment permissions, deployed model and last successful sync are unknown.

Compare the declared candidate against the approved reference before an authorized review.

Cross-agent impact

A shared tool change can affect more than one system.

Trace a sample dependency from a shared MCP capability into the systems and evidence that may need review.

Cross-agent change intelligence

Shared Customer Records MCP

Sample data · cross-agent scenario

Stage 1 of 5: AI estate.

Import and normalize

Different agent stacks, one governed perspective.

Three fictional agents share an MCP capability. A qualified integration would retain native provenance, source freshness and explicit unsupported fields before mapping a dependency.

Copilot Studio / Agent 365

Customer Support Agent

Shared dependency: Customer Records MCP

Illustrative source only

LangGraph / LangSmith

Claims Review Agent

Shared dependency: Customer Records MCP

Illustrative source only

Custom / MCP

Research Assistant

Shared dependency: Customer Records MCP

Illustrative source only

All agents, controls and results are fictional · No live vendors or decisions

Start with the systems you actually use.

We scope supported fields, access boundaries and required integration work before proposing a pilot.

Discuss a Pilot