Platform Setup

Where to get the token

github.com → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Tokens (classic). Grant repo, read:org, notifications scopes.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → GitHub → API Token

What DevBar shows

• Open pull requests assigned to you or your review
• Failed CI runs
• Notifications

Where to get the token

gitlab.com → User Settings → Access Tokens. Grant api, read_repository scopes.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → GitLab → Access Token

What DevBar shows

• Merge requests
• Pipeline status
• To-dos

Where to get the token

id.atlassian.com → Security → Create and manage API tokens. Also note your Jira Cloud hostname (e.g. yourorg.atlassian.net).

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Jira → API Token + Email + Host

What DevBar shows

• Issues assigned to you
• Sprint progress
• Blockers

Where to get the token

app.pagerduty.com → Integrations → API Access Keys → Create New API Key. Read-only key is sufficient.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → PagerDuty → API Key

What DevBar shows

• Active incidents
• On-call schedule
• Escalations

Where to get the token

app.datadoghq.com → Organization Settings → API Keys → New Key. Also create an Application Key under Application Keys.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Datadog → API Key + App Key

What DevBar shows

• Active monitors in alert/warning state
• Recent events

Where to get the token

app.terraform.io → User Settings → Tokens → Create an API token.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Terraform Cloud → API Token

What DevBar shows

• Workspace run status
• Plan/apply results
• Policy checks

Where to get the token

cloud.terramate.io → Settings → API Keys → Generate new key.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Terramate → API Key

What DevBar shows

• Stack deployment status
• Drift detection results

Where to get the token

linear.app → Settings → API → Personal API Keys → Create key.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Linear → API Key

What DevBar shows

• Issues assigned to you
• Cycle progress
• Urgent items

Where to get the token

app.asana.com → My Profile Settings → Apps → Manage Developer Apps → Personal Access Token.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Asana → Personal Access Token

What DevBar shows

• Tasks assigned to you
• Overdue tasks
• Project milestones

Where to get the token

AWS Console → IAM → Users → Security credentials → Create access key. Use a dedicated read-only IAM user. Grant CloudWatch:DescribeAlarms, EC2:DescribeInstances, and similar read permissions.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → AWS → Access Key ID + Secret + Region

What DevBar shows

• CloudWatch alarms in ALARM state
• EC2 instance health
• Cost anomalies

Where to get the token

Create a ServiceAccount with view ClusterRole binding in your cluster. Extract the token from the ServiceAccount secret, or use kubectl config view --raw to copy a kubeconfig.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Kubernetes → Kubeconfig or Token + Server URL

What DevBar shows

• Pod restarts
• Failed deployments
• Node conditions

Where to get the token

grafana.yourorg.com → Configuration → API Keys → Add API Key. Viewer role is sufficient.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Grafana → API Key + Base URL

What DevBar shows

• Firing alerts
• Dashboard list

Where to get the token

No token required for basic setups. Provide the base URL of your Prometheus server (e.g. http://prometheus.internal:9090). If protected by basic auth, provide credentials.

Where to paste it

DevBar → Settings → Integrations → Prometheus → Server URL (+ optional credentials)

What DevBar shows

• Active firing alerts from Alertmanager
• Query results for configured metrics