Integrate Embroid with the tools your team already uses.
Connect external services for source control, issue tracking, IoT platforms, AI coding agents, documentation, PLM, security, and hardware tools.
Works with the agent your team already runs.
Available integrations
22 integrations across AI agents, source control, issue tracking, IoT platforms, docs, PLM, security, and hardware tools.
Coding AI agents
FeaturedEmbroid plugs into the agent your team already uses — no rebuild required.
Anthropic's AI coding agent for automated code review, bug triage, and firmware analysis.
OpenAI's code generation and analysis agent for automated development tasks.
AI-powered code editor integration for real-time firmware development assistance.
Source control
Pull requests, commits, tags, and repository metadata for firmware validation pipelines.
Self-hosted or cloud GitLab repositories and merge request tracking.
Bitbucket Cloud repositories and pull request integration.
Issue tracking
Issue tracking with live sync. Auto-create issues from validation failures and fleet anomalies.
Atlassian Jira project and issue management integration.
IoT platforms
Amazon Web Services IoT device management, message broker, and fleet provisioning.
Microsoft Azure IoT device management, telemetry ingestion, and edge deployment.
Arduino IoT Cloud for device provisioning and dashboard integration.
Documentation
Sync product requirements, engineering specs, and meeting notes from Notion workspaces.
Link Google Docs and Sheets for PRDs, BOMs, and manufacturing specs.
SharePoint and OneDrive integration for engineering documentation.
PLM & supply chain
Product lifecycle management with BOM sync and change order tracking.
Component search, BOM costing, and parts availability checking.
Supply chain risk monitoring and component lifecycle tracking.
Security & vulnerability
Vulnerability scanning for firmware dependencies and open-source components.
Dependabot alerts, secret scanning, and code scanning for firmware repos.
Hardware tools
PCB design schematic and layout file sync from Autodesk EAGLE projects.
Open-source EDA schematic and PCB design file integration.
Autodesk Fusion 360 MCAD design file sync for enclosure and mechanical parts.
Six ways to reach the device
Every integration above uses the same typed surface underneath — MCP, CLI, REST, or a CI action. Same verbs, same audit trail.
MCP
Expose safe hardware tools to AI coding agents.
CLI
Script device workflows locally or in CI.
REST API
Build custom dashboards, schedulers, and lab workflows.
GitHub Actions
Run hardware checks before merge.
GitLab CI
Add device validation to existing pipelines.
Vendor toolchains
Coordinate OpenOCD, pyOCD, esptool, dfu-util, and selected vendor CLIs.
Plays nicely with existing toolchains
Embroid doesn't replace the vendor tools your team already relies on. It coordinates them — so the flash command you already use works the same from the CLI, from CI, and from an agent.
One typed surface, every entry point.
Every integration — Claude Code, MCP, CLI, REST, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, vendor tools — calls the same local daemon under the hood. The same lease, permission, and audit model applies whether a human, an agent, or a CI job is driving.
# Same verbs resolve to the same operations.
$ embroid flash nrf52-04 ./firmware.bin
POST /v1/devices/nrf52-04/flash {"artifact": "./firmware.bin"}
mcp: tool.call("flash", {device: "nrf52-04", artifact: "..."})Add hardware validation to your pipeline.
Tell us which agents, CI systems, and vendor tools you already use. We'll map the shortest path to your first real-device run.