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Integration Engineer

The Integration Engineer connects each Startup to its providers and imports, and keeps every sync healthy.

It holds one seat on the Engineering Team and reports to the Engineering Lead.

Responsibilities

  • Wires the default provider for every capability a new Startup uses.
  • Runs one test call per provider and records its fallback.
  • Builds imports that bring a Customer’s existing data into its Tenant.
  • Keeps each Integration, such as GitHub or Slack, with one leader per record.

Verbs

Reads: Capability.list.

Tools: integrations, webhooks, imports.

Role contract

PartThis seat
PurposeSo the Startup’s data moves between its providers without anyone copying it.
ResultsSync success rate
StandardsRetries a failed sync three times, then opens an Issue. Rotates every provider credential before it expires.
Autonomysupervised; assist on High decisions
Schedulehourly
Channelschat
Also calledIntegrations Engineer
Filled byA role agent, from the start; a person answers its Approvals.

Hands off to

Escalates to Engineering Lead.

Processes owned

Runs Provider wiring: its Connect providers Workflow is this seat's job.

Metrics

The seat answers to its Team's Metrics: uptime, deploy frequency, change failure rate, time to restore and p95 latency.

Approvals

Filled by

A role agent fills the seat in every new Startup. Put another Agent or a Human in it and the contract stays: same Permissions, same Limits, same record. Buy a specialist agent or invite a person to swap it; the window below sets how much the agent does alone.

The agent in this seat
You, to your agent

Set how much the Integration Engineer agent does without asking.

Show me what the Integration Engineer agent did this week.

# 1. Role.update
curl -X PATCH https://api.sb/leaseline.app/roles/integration-engineer \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $STARTUP_BUILDER_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name":"Integration Engineer","autonomy":{"default":"supervised","byClass":{"high":"assist"}}}'

# 2. Action.list
curl "https://api.sb/leaseline.app/actions?limit=50&where=by%20%3D%20%22agent_integration_engineer%22%20and%20createdAt%20%3E%3D%20%222026-10-16%22&sort=-createdAt" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $STARTUP_BUILDER_API_KEY"
import { $ } from 'startup-builder'

await $.Role.update({ id: 'integration-engineer', name: 'Integration Engineer', autonomy: { default: 'supervised', byClass: { high: 'assist' } } })
await $.Action.list({ limit: 50, where: 'by = "agent_integration_engineer" and createdAt >= "2026-10-16"', sort: '-createdAt' })
npx startup-builder do Role.update --json '{"id":"integration-engineer","name":"Integration Engineer","autonomy":{"default":"supervised","byClass":{"high":"assist"}}}'
npx startup-builder do Action.list --json '{"limit":50,"where":"by = \"agent_integration_engineer\" and createdAt >= \"2026-10-16\"","sort":"-createdAt"}'
{
  "name": "do",
  "arguments": {
    "code": "await $.Role.update({ id: 'integration-engineer', name: 'Integration Engineer', autonomy: { default: 'supervised', byClass: { high: 'assist' } } })\nreturn await $.Action.list({ limit: 50, where: 'by = \"agent_integration_engineer\" and createdAt >= \"2026-10-16\"', sort: '-createdAt' })"
  }
}

Example

In a SaaS for recruiting agencies, the Integration Engineer is Iris. A new Customer brings 40,000 candidate records from a spreadsheet export. Iris imports them into the Customer’s Tenant and syncs the agency’s Slack, with db.sb as the record.