Platform

Connect the tools your team already works in

Link repositories so commits and pull requests sit with the work they reference, schedule calls against a project, and push signed events to your own systems.

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GitHub and other code hosts
Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams
Signed, verifiable webhooks

Code hosts
Import & sync
Chat
Design
Meetings
Email
Webhooks
AI assistants

How it works

Connect once, then stop re-keying

Integrations feed the same work items that scoring and client reporting read from.

01
Connect the provider
Code hosts, chat, design, meetings, and email are configured under Settings → Integrations, some per project.
02
Reference the work
Mention a work item in a commit or pull request and it attaches to the item automatically.
03
Import what exists
Bring a backlog over from another tool rather than re-entering it by hand.
04
Push events onward
Webhooks deliver signed events to your systems, and back webhook actions inside workflows.

Where Worksynk plugs in

Nothing here asks your team to change where they already work.

Code hosts

GitHub and other hosts — commits, branches, and pull requests attach to work.

Meetings

Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams scheduled against a project, with AI follow-ups.

Design

Figma design links kept next to the item they describe.

Webhooks

Signed event delivery with verification and full delivery history.

Import jobs

Move an existing tool across without a manual re-key.

Email intake

Turn inbound mail into work, with quarantine for anything unexpected.

Integration detail

Including the parts that matter when security reviews the connection.

Repository linkingGitHub: Link repositories to projects so code and work sit together, with sync logs per connection.
Other code hostsIntegrations: Generic git-host support for teams not on GitHub.
Signed webhooksWebhooks: Deliveries are signed so your endpoint can verify they genuinely came from Worksynk.
Destination validationWebhooks: Webhook destinations are validated rather than blindly called.
Delivery historyWebhooks: Every attempt recorded, so a failed delivery is diagnosable.
Meeting follow-upsMeetings: Reminders before the call and AI follow-ups after it, against the project.
AI hostsMCP Server: Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor connect as first-class consumers of the same data.

Common questions

Do we have to use GitHub?

No. GitHub has first-class support, and there is generic git-host support for teams on something else. Both link repositories to projects so commits and pull requests attach to the work they reference.

How do we verify a webhook really came from Worksynk?

Deliveries are signed, so your endpoint can verify the signature. Destinations are validated when you create them, and every delivery attempt is recorded so failures are diagnosable.

Can we migrate from our current tool?

Yes — import jobs bring existing work across rather than asking someone to re-key a backlog.

What happens after a meeting?

Meetings are scheduled against a project with a join link, reminders go out beforehand, and AI follow-ups capture what came out of the call next to the work it concerns.

“MCP support meant our own internal tools could talk to Worksynk on day one. No integration project required.”

Devon Ariza — Platform Engineer, Brightloop

Day 1: AI hosts connect with no build
Signed: every webhook delivery
0: manual re-keys during import

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