Connecting your tools: a guide to MCP integrations in Dubleu
MCP lets Dubleu talk directly to GitHub, Linear, Stripe, Slack, and 20+ other services. Here's how to set up your first integration in under 2 minutes.
Sofia Reyes
February 28, 2026 · 5 min read
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI tools to external services. In Dubleu, it means you can ask the agent to create a GitHub PR, log a Linear issue, query your Stripe revenue, or post a Slack message — directly from chat, without writing integration code.
Connecting your first server
When the agent determines that a task would benefit from an MCP server you haven't connected yet, it emits an mcp-connect block in the chat with the server URL and a one-sentence description of why it's needed. Click Connect, authenticate, and you're done. The agent picks up where it left off.
GitHub MCP
The GitHub MCP server is the most popular integration. Once connected, you can ask Dubleu to: create a branch for a new feature, open a pull request with a description written from your task notes, search your codebase across repos, and triage issues. It uses the official GitHub API under the hood — the same one you'd call manually.
Stripe MCP
Connect Stripe and ask "how much MRR did we add last week?" or "show me the last 10 failed payments". The agent queries the Stripe API and returns structured results in the chat. Useful for founder dashboards and financial reporting without building a custom admin panel.
Org vs project scope
When you connect an MCP server, you choose whether it's scoped to a single project or your entire org. Team-wide tools like GitHub and Linear should be org-scoped — every team member gets access automatically. Project-specific integrations like a customer's Stripe account stay project-scoped.
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