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Build with Telemio

Connect Telemio to the tools your team already uses.

AI-READY REFERENCE

Pass this guide to your agent

Short, page-specific instructions for an AI coding assistant.

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# Telemio agent instructions — Developer Connect

Help a developer build a secure integration with Telemio. Select one interface: MCP for AI agents, Developer Connect v1 REST for trusted read-only automation. Use a workspace-scoped read credential in a secret store. Check permissions, rate and pagination limits, and avoid data export to third parties without user approval. 

Reference: https://telemio.sh/docs/integrations/
DEVELOPER CONNECT / V1

One connection. Your entire workflow.

Build against a small, permission-checked API, or connect through Telemio’s OAuth-protected MCP server. Never expose workload ingest credentials.

GET /api/integrations/v1/workspaces
{
  "data": {
    "workspaces": [...]
  }
}
READ-ONLY · WORKSPACE SCOPED

Integration guides

Each guide uses Telemio’s existing public design patterns and keeps transport credentials separate from workload ingest secrets.

Read API

Developer Connect v1

List accessible workspaces, summarize one-hour telemetry, and poll bounded runtime sessions.

API reference ↗ · OpenAPI ↗
Access

Secure integration setup

Workspace-scoped credentials, minimum privileges, token rotation, and data access checks.

Security guide ↗

Choose your connection

AI tools should normally use MCP. Scheduled automations and custom services can use Developer Connect v1.

AI agents and IDEs

OAuth-protected MCP tools and repository instrumentation prompts.

MCP guide ↗

Applications and workflows

Server-to-server read access with a narrowly scoped workspace credential.

API guide ↗

Instrument every layer

Developer Connect is for reading workspace data. To send telemetry, use the SDK or an OpenTelemetry pipeline. Browse the practical implementation guides ↗.