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Welcome to Digibee Documentation

Learn how Digibee's AI-native integration platform works, and find the guides you need to build, deploy, and monitor your integrations.

Digibee is the first AI-native integration platform: describe project goals in natural language, and Digibee Digital Workers design, builds, and monitors the integration for you. Across the lifecycle, you’ll guide, collaborate with, and delegate to digital workers appropriately—you’re always in control.

With Digibee, you build integrations, agentic and deterministic workflows, and MCP servers.

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What's new

Recent releases, at a glance.

September 22, 2026

Use the search bar to quickly find a ZTNA route and filter the list by Environment, Edge Router Group, and Network Mapping Type (Standard or Inverse Flow)

September 9, 2026

The Max Output Tokens field in the Agent Component now validates against each model's own limit instead of a single fixed range for all models.

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How Digibee works

With Digibee, your day-to-day work shifts from step-by-step building to guiding and overseeing Digibee Digital Workers, AI specialized in enterprise integration. You set the goal and make the calls that need judgment; a digital worker handles discovery, build, and day-to-day upkeep under your review.

Digibee’s unique approach rests on three pillars:

  • The Operator is Digibee Digital Workers: AI trained on a decade of enterprise integration expertise, equipped with purpose-built skills, ready to work as your digital integration workforce.

  • The Harness is the AI-native platform itself: the shared environment where people and digital workers design, deploy, and manage integrations together.

  • The Method is a proven operating model for people and AI to work side by side, built for governance, trust, and reliable outcomes.

You collaborate on discovery and design, then delegate execution and review the result before it goes live. And that cycle compounds: each integration adds to a shared body of knowledge, making your organization smarter with every project.

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Create your first integration project

In Digital Worker Mode, start by describing your goal in plain language. Focus on the business outcomes, not implementation details.

This creates a dedicated digital worker who will kick off a structured, collaborative process:

  1. Start with the specification: The digital worker begins documenting project details, surfacing decisions to you when there are tradeoffs or preference calls to make. This is an iterative, collaborative process.

  2. Build: When you’re ready, ask the digital worker to generate integrations to spec. It will build the workflows, tests them, and submit for your review.

  3. Deploy: Once you approve, you deploy the integration to production.

  4. Monitor: The digital worker watches performance after deployment and flags maintenance needs, feeding back into the spec whenever something needs to change.

Learn about Digital Worker Mode

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Prefer to build it yourself, step by step? Manual Mode has no specification step: you design, configure, and deploy your integration directly on Canvas, using ready-to-use connectors to assemble each piece.

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