Tools and Enterprise Integrations
Compound Leverage uses approved tools and integrations to complete Managed Team work and deliver finished artifacts. Customers are not required to adopt a new toolset.
Working through existing channels
Customers can assign work in meetings, by email, or through the optional Customer Portal. Deliverables may be provided through Compound Leverage systems or placed into a customer’s existing systems when authorized.
Integration options
Depending on the assignment and approved access, the Managed Team may use document repositories, enterprise applications, APIs, files, search, databases, and other tools. Integration is selected to support the requested work, not to require a customer-operated AI deployment.
Access and oversight
The THINK Strategist coordinates execution and quality review. Tools must operate within approved permissions, customer instructions, and applicable data-handling arrangements. Customer approval is required for consequential actions and commitments.
See Customer Access and Data Controls and Work Execution Layer.
Integration categories
| Category | Example work | Access requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Document and file systems | Read sources and deliver reports | Approved folders, files, and identities |
| Repositories | Inspect, modify, or propose code changes | Authorized repository and change scope |
| Enterprise applications | Research, update, or analyze approved records | Application permissions and customer policy |
| APIs and MCP tools | Execute named capabilities | Provider availability and policy approval |
| Research sources | Collect supporting evidence | Approved sources and use constraints |
Integration selection
Task need → Named capability → Approved provider → Authorized operation → Reviewed result
The THINK Harness documents capability mappings such as github_read and notion_read; these are examples of resolution, not a guarantee that each integration is active for every customer.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Check |
|---|---|
| Access denied | Identity, authorization, tenant, and resource scope |
| Data missing | Source availability and customer permission |
| Connector unavailable | Approved alternative or change in delivery plan |
| Write action requested | Whether modification is within the assignment |
| Production action requested | Explicit customer change authorization |
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