Connections

Your app. Your tools.
Your agent.

Bring events home and work with them locally. Here’s what works today, and where we could take it next.

01 / WORKS TODAY

Start with your app and your agent.

Capture with the SDK or HTTP API. New events are sealed into archives about every 10 minutes; sync them with the CLI, then let your agent query the local data. Agent entries describe CLI workflows.

JavaScript / TypeScript

Browser and Node event capture. Install the private SDK from source.

Setup guide ↗
Available locally
HTTP API

Send canonical events as NDJSON to your configured backend.

Setup guide ↗
Works today
Claude Code

Run the Slurp CLI and query your local DuckDB data.

Setup guide ↗
Works today
Codex

Run the Slurp CLI and query your local DuckDB data.

Setup guide ↗
Works today
Cursor

Run the Slurp CLI and query your local DuckDB data.

Setup guide ↗
Works today
02 / EXPLORING

More of your stack, together.

These connections are ideas being explored. They are not available to connect, and have no announced release dates.

More ways to capture

Rust

A dedicated capture SDK.

Exploring
Python

Capture from Python applications.

Exploring
File uploads

Bring CSV, Parquet, JSONL, and logs.

Exploring

Product analytics inputs

Mixpanel

Bring existing product events into Slurp.

Exploring
Amplitude

Bring existing product events into Slurp.

Exploring
Segment

Bring existing product events into Slurp.

Exploring
RudderStack

Bring existing product events into Slurp.

Exploring

Errors and support inputs

Sentry

Errors and releases.

Exploring
Bugsnag

Errors and stability.

Exploring
Customer chat

Support conversations and transcripts.

Exploring
Bug reports

Feedback directly from users.

Exploring

Business and code inputs

Stripe

Payments and subscriptions.

Exploring
GitHub

Pushes, pull requests, and releases.

Exploring
Linear

Issues and cycles.

Exploring

Pipeline inputs

Webhooks

Translate incoming tool payloads into events.

Exploring
Kafka

Receive events from your pipelines.

Exploring

Outputs and agent destinations

Webhooks

Deliver events to your own endpoint.

Exploring
Slack

Alerts in a channel.

Exploring
Linear

Create an issue from a finding.

Exploring
GitHub

Open an issue or pull request.

Exploring
Muse

Route relevant events to an agent.

Exploring
Grok

Route relevant events to an agent.

Exploring
OpenAI

Route relevant events to an agent.

Exploring
dots

Route relevant events to an agent.

Exploring
Custom agents

Route relevant events to an agent.

Exploring
03 / JEV · EXPLORING

Something that notices.

Jev is an idea for classifying incoming events and routing useful signals to an agent. This workflow is illustrative; processing and alert delivery are not available.

Events arrive

From your app and future connections.

Jev classifies

Identify a possible signal and its confidence.

Alerts go out

Hand the evidence to an agent or endpoint.

Illustrative signals: a spike in export failures, a new error pattern, stalled onboarding, or possible churn.

Get started with what works today ↗