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Devin + CoreStory
Connect Devin to CoreStory so autonomous work begins with governed project context rather than model memory alone.
Before you connect
- Use the MCP endpoint and authentication method shown in your CoreStory account or onboarding material. Do not copy tokens into source files, prompts, or chat.
- Confirm the target project is ingested and that your identity is authorized to read it.
- Treat tool discovery as authoritative: available tool names and parameters may change as the service evolves.
Procedure
- Add CoreStory as a remote HTTP MCP integration using Devin's current integration settings.
- Use the CoreStory endpoint and secret store available to your account; do not place a bearer token in repository files.
- Inspect the live tools, select the target project, and retrieve the relevant PRD, technical spec, or semantic evidence before planning.
- Make evidence use part of the task's acceptance criteria.
Validation
- The MCP client reports a connected
corestoryserver. list_projectsreturns only projects your identity should access.- A project-document or semantic query returns evidence from the expected project.
- The agent cites retrieved context in its plan or answer and distinguishes retrieved facts from inference.
Failure handling
- For authentication errors, create or rotate credentials through the product workflow; never print a token to diagnose it.
- For missing data, verify project identity and ingestion state before changing the prompt.
- If the advertised tools differ from this guide, use the server's live tool schema and report the documentation drift.