Crowd (Atlassian)
Single sign-on and user identity that's easy to use
- Security
About Crowd (Atlassian)
A centralized identity platform for managing users and their sign-ins across multiple applications. People use it to provide a single sign-on experience and to synchronize directory information across systems. It helps organize users into groups and assign them to the apps they need.
What Cakewalk Does With Crowd (Atlassian)
Govern who on your team and which agents can access Crowd (Atlassian). AI agents can act inside Crowd (Atlassian) with the permissions of the person who asked. Cakewalk checks each call against policy, holds risky actions for approval and writes an audit record for every one.
Integration Capabilities
A Connection lets an AI agent act in Crowd (Atlassian) through Cakewalk instead of with its own API key. The agent operates with the permissions of the person who made the request, only for the duration of that task. Every call is checked against policy and written to the audit log.
Use Cases
| Use Case | Description |
|---|---|
| Let an Agent Handle Crowd (Atlassian) TasksAgent Connection | A person asks their agent to do something in Crowd (Atlassian), like find a record, update a field or pull a report. The agent does it through Cakewalk with that person's own access, not a shared key. |
| Every Action Checked and LoggedAgent Connection | Every agent action in Crowd (Atlassian) is checked against your access rules and written to the audit log. Safe actions go through, risky ones wait for approval or are blocked. |
MCP Servers (1)
- Atlassian
https://mcp.atlassian.com/v1/mcp/authv2HTTPOAuth
