Marketplace

The marketplace connects SovrGPT to services such as GitHub, Notion or Jira. The model can look things up there from the chat and, once you approve, change or trigger things too. The connections use the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for AI model tools. They apply per organisation, and any member can set them up.

Enabling a connector

1. Open Marketplace in the sidebar.
2. On the template, enter the service's access key, for example a GitHub token. The card says which one is needed.
3. Click "Verbinden" (connect).
4. In the chat, switch on the MCP button and, if needed, choose which connections the chat may use.

Available connectors

• Development: GitHub, Linear, Sentry, PostHog, Vercel, Cloudflare Observability, Hugging Face Hub, Context7, DeepWiki
• Collaboration and support: Notion, Atlassian (Jira, Confluence), Asana, Intercom
• Commerce and payments: Stripe, PayPal, Square, Shopify Storefront, Webflow
• Automation and search: Zapier (bridge to thousands of apps), Brave Web Search (provider based in the USA)

Each template's card lists what it can do. Two more templates for public authorities (DMS case files via CMIS, FIT-Connect) are only visible to organisations that have them enabled; see Connecting your own systems.

A connection sends the data it needs to the service in question; many of these providers are based outside the EU. Your organisation decides which services to connect and is responsible for that choice.

Security

• Access keys are stored encrypted with AES-256-GCM on the server and are never visible in the browser. Removing a connection deletes the key; deactivating keeps it.
• Anyone who leaves the organisation loses access immediately.
• For templates that can write, SovrGPT asks in the chat before every write action: each action individually, with the details shown, valid for one hour. Text in the chat is not an approval; see Approvals in the chat.
• Recent calls are listed on the page under "Letzte MCP-Aufrufe" (recent MCP calls), visible only to you: only calls from your own chats appear there. Recognisable passwords, keys and tokens are redacted there.
• Below that, owners and admins see "Aufrufe anderer Mitglieder" (calls by other members): who called which tool when, with status and duration — without arguments or results.

Your own MCP servers

Under "Eigenen MCP-Server hinzufügen" (add your own MCP server) you enter a name, the server URL, the transport (HTTP or SSE) and any headers such as Authorization: Bearer …. Headers are stored encrypted. The server must implement the MCP specification.

For your own servers, SovrGPT does not ask before write actions. Only expose tools there that the model may use without asking. To attach existing software, see Connecting your own systems.