Integrations
The more you connect, the more Radar handles for you. Slack, GitHub and databases are built in. Everything else connects through MCP, the open standard tools use to talk to AI. Radar only ever uses tools that read, and you choose per connection whether results stay on your Mac.
Built in
Connect these from Settings in a minute, no MCP server needed.
Built inSlack“What did people ask me today? Draft the reply in the thread.”
Built inGitHub“Where does the code decide the minimum order amount?”
Built inPostgres databases“How many orders were created today, and which are stuck?”
Your product
The most useful connection is usually your own: your product's API or admin, through an MCP server your team runs.
Via MCPYour API“What's the status of this customer's last payment?”
Via MCPYour admin / back office“Is this account verified, and what's blocking it?”
Via MCPFeature flags“Is the new checkout on for this customer?”
Data
Read-only access to where the numbers live.
Via MCPMySQL“Which invoices failed to sync this week?”
Via MCPBigQuery“How did signups change after Monday's release?”
Via MCPSnowflake“What's this account's usage this month?”
Payments
Answer billing questions without opening the dashboard.
Via MCPStripe“Did this customer pay? Why did the charge fail?”
Via MCPPayment processors“Where is this payout and when does it settle?”
Via MCPAccounting“Was this invoice reconciled?”
Customers
Know who's asking before you answer.
Via MCPHubSpot“Who owns this account and what plan are they on?”
Via MCPSalesforce“Is there an open deal with this company?”
Via MCPIntercom“Has this customer reported this before?”
Support
Pull the ticket history into the conversation.
Via MCPZendesk“What did support already tell this customer?”
Via MCPHelp center“Is there an article that answers this?”
Via MCPStatus page“Is there an incident right now?”
Work
Connect the questions to the work already planned.
Via MCPLinear“Is there already an issue for this bug?”
Via MCPJira“Who's working on this and when is it due?”
Via MCPNotion“What did we decide about this last quarter?”
Monitoring
See what broke before you reply.
Via MCPSentry“Did this error spike after the last deploy?”
Via MCPDatadog“Is the API slow for this customer right now?”
Via MCPLogs“What happened with request req_123?”
Don't see your tool? If it has an MCP server, Radar can use it: add it by URL or by command in Settings → Connections. Many companies now publish an official one; for your own product, your team can run one.
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