Centralized Integrations

3rd Party Integration

Connect your favorite developer environments, external AI clients, and code interfaces with the centralized Think4Ever platform.

Registered Users Only

These extensions are private and distributed exclusively to registered users via the workspace portal.

MCP
Think MCP

Work in harmony with
External AI Clients.

Model Context Protocol

Work with Claude Code or Codex or other Clients. Connect native terminal assistants to your centralized project workspace using the open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard.

config.json — Claude Desktop

{

"mcpServers": {

"think4ever": {

"command": "npx",

"args": [

"-y",

"mcp-remote",

"https://cell-ssm-use1-0005.us.portal.think4ever.com/mcp",

"--header",

"Authorization: Bearer tf_YOUR_TOKEN"

]

}

}

}

VS Code
VS Code Plugin

Think4Ever lives
where you code.

Editor Extension

The VS Code plugin brings the full T4E SDLC platform directly into your editor. See your architecture map, track dependencies, and propagate changes — without leaving VS Code.

Setup Guide

Step 1 of 3

Locate the Integration Button

Inside your Think4ever Portal project dashboard, look at the top-right navigation bar and click the 'VS Code' integration button.

Locate the Integration Button
API
Think API

Expose T4E assets on
a granular level

Developer API

A professional, standard REST interface to programmatically manage access tokens and seamlessly drive your project configurations.

REST — GET /api/v1/workspace/project/schema

GET https://portal.think4ever.com/api/v1/workspace/project/schema

Headers: Authorization: Bearer tf_YOUR_TOKEN

{

"status": "success",

"data": {

"workspace": "my-workspace",

"project": "think4ever",

"schema": {

"nodes": [

{ "id": "Header", "type": "component" },

{ "id": "Button", "type": "component" }

]

}

}

}

CONNECT
Connect & Tools

Connect & Tools

Link external developer platforms like Jira, Figma, GitHub, and more. Once connected, you can manually map specific objects or let the AI automatically reference and orchestrate data across your external tools.

OAuth Setup & Client Credentials

To connect your workspace to third-party tools, you need to set up OAuth connections. Provide the Client ID and Client Secret values for each integration. Make sure to configure the correct callback URLs in every third-party app registration.

Jira + Confluence

OAuth 2.0 integration (one app for both platforms). Register at Atlassian Console and add required scopes.

Jira scopesConfluence scopesoffline_access
Required values
Client IDClient Secret
GitHub

Register at Settings → Developer settings → OAuth Apps. Create a new OAuth application and copy credentials.

Required values
Client IDClient Secret
Slack

Register app from scratch. Under OAuth & Permissions, add scopes: channels:read, channels:history, chat:write.

channels:readchannels:historychat:write
Required values
Client IDClient Secret
Notion

Create an integration. Ensure integration type is set to Public integration to retrieve client keys.

Required values
Client IDClient Secret
Linear

Go to Settings → API → OAuth applications. Register a new application to obtain client keys.

Required values
Client IDClient Secret
Figma

Register app at figma.com/developers/apps. Fill in app details to retrieve credentials.

Required values
Client IDClient Secret

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