Corveil Documentation
Corveil is a zero-trust AI gateway and organizational intelligence layer. It proxies LLM requests with authentication, spend tracking, and guardrails, and it builds a knowledge graph of your organization by ingesting activity from sources across the tools your team already uses.
This documentation is organized around a first result, then the reference those later steps point at:
Getting started
You have an org and want a first result — one source, end to end.
- Getting started (Slack or Google Meet) →
- Evaluating Corveil — no account yet; what runs where and what setup takes.
Source Guides
Per-source setup guides: which credential to create, how to configure the source, provider-side prerequisites, and how to verify the connection.
- All sources →
- GitHub · Google Meet · Google Calendar · Google Drive · Slack · Microsoft Teams · SharePoint / OneDrive · Amazon S3 · Jira · Confluence · Jenkins · shell-crm
Credential Vault
Most sources reference a secret stored in the named credential vault by id, rather than embedding the secret inline. One page covers the vault API and the credential types every source guide points back to.
Client Setup
Point CLIs, IDEs, SDKs, and desktop apps at a Corveil instance so their LLM traffic flows through the gateway.
For AI ingestion
This site publishes /llms.txt (a link index) and /llms-full.txt (the full corpus) for Context7 and other documentation-ingesting agents.