All integrations are open source in the Tracecat GitHub repository.
  • View YAML action templates here.
  • View Python integrations here.
Interested in contributing to the official Tracecat Registry? Check out the contributing guide on GitHub for more information.All accepted contributions are then maintained by the Tracecat team!

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What is Tracecat Registry?

Tracecat Registry is a collection of community-driven integrations and response actions in both YAML and Python. The majority of integrations are written in YAML as Action Templates, which are reusable building blocks for response automation. Tracecat also provides built-in OAuth integrations for secure connections to third-party services with automatic credential management and token refresh. All integrations can be found under the tools namespace with the following naming convention in lower snake case: 
tools.<integration_name>.<action_name>
For example, the Crowdstrike list alerts action is called tools.crowdstrike.list_alerts and the Slack post notification action is called tools.slack.post_notification.

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Unified Ontology for Response Actions

All template schemas can be found in the Tracecat GitHub repository under registry/tracecat_registry/schemas.Can’t find the schema you’re looking for? Check out the contributing guide to learn how to suggest a new template schema.

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Learn more

OAuth Integrations

Built-in OAuth 2.0 integrations with automatic credential management.

Action Templates

Build flexible integrations fast with Tracecat’s YAML-based DSL.

Python UDFs

Turn your Python scripts into Tracecat no-code actions.

Local Development

Learn how to build and test Tracecat integrations locally.

Contributing

Got integrations to share? Contribute to the Tracecat Registry!