Bring your own registry
Bring internal APIs, customer-specific services, private MCP servers, or your own versions of managed integrations to Orbital Gateway.
Orbital Gateway
Ship agent integrations without handing over the keys.
Orbital Gateway lets you securely connect agents to third-party services. Agents call typed integration commands. Credentials stay in the gateway. Integration code runs in a sandbox.
Works with every agent
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Orbital Gateway takes care of access control, registries, and sandboxed execution so your agents can use provider systems without seeing credentials or owning integration security.
Connect agents to external systems, safely
Integration commandOne layer for every integration
const result = await gateway.commands.run("linear.createIssue", {
input: {
title: "Follow up with Acme",
priority: "high",
},
})Managed integrations
Comes with managed integrations out of the box
Linear
Google Workspace
Stripe
Slack
GitHub
SalesforceOwn your integrations
Embedded management API
Use the Orbital Gateway API to manage connections, registries, permissions, and logs inside your own product UI.
Deploy where access lives
Use Orbital Cloud or deploy it yourself so customer credentials and integration code stay behind the right boundary.
What Orbital Gateway can do
Connect agents to your customers' apps, APIs, and internal systems.
Ship preconfigured integrations your users can connect out of the box.
Build custom connectors for internal APIs, private tools, and customer-specific workflows.
Let customers connect, update, and disconnect their own app accounts.
Expose each connector to your agent through MCP, your product API, or both.
Limit agents to approved actions instead of giving them full API access.
Keep OAuth tokens and API keys in Orbital Gateway, not in your agent or app.
Manage every agent integration from one place: credentials, permissions, logs, and key rotation.
Questions & Answers
Is Orbital Gateway built for agents?+-
Yes. Orbital Gateway is built for agent-callable integrations. Agents connect through MCP or API, discover available integrations from your registries, and call typed commands without handling credentials directly.
Is Orbital Gateway an MCP server?+-
Orbital Gateway can expose integrations through MCP, but it is more than an MCP server. It is a gateway, registry, and execution layer for agent-callable integrations.
Do I have to use Orbital's integrations?+-
No. Use the Orbital Registry for a growing catalog of managed integrations, or bring your own integrations through Your Custom Registry.
Where do credentials live?+-
Credentials stay in Orbital Gateway. Agents call integration commands; they do not receive API keys, OAuth tokens, or raw provider access.
What can I add to my custom registry?+-
Internal APIs, customer systems, private MCP servers, OpenAPI specs, GraphQL APIs, and custom integrations.
How is Orbital Gateway different from Composio or Pipedream?+-
Composio and Pipedream help you connect apps and automate workflows. Orbital Gateway helps agent products expose integrations safely. Your agents call typed integration commands through a gateway; credentials stay out of the agent runtime; custom integrations run in a sandbox; and teams can use Orbital Cloud or deploy it themselves.
Can I deploy it myself?+-
Yes. Use Orbital Cloud or deploy Orbital Gateway in your own environment.
Who is Orbital Gateway for?+-
Teams building agentic products that need safe, repeatable integrations with company or customer services.