Integrations

promiseQube can integrate with various third-party systems to enhance its functionality and provide a seamless experience. Below are some of the key integrations available:

📄️ 1. API Documentation

promiseQ devices can connect to the cloud to unlock extra features such as remote management and live video streaming. The promiseQ Cloud API is the public API for integrating with promiseQ: it covers your account and your connected Qubes, and its interactive documentation lets you explore and try every endpoint.

📄️ 2. Webhooks & Connectors

promiseQube can publish its events to your own infrastructure directly from the device. This page covers the outbound connectors configured on the Qube: media push and the MQTT connector. To call an HTTP endpoint for alerts, use an account-level notification callback.

📄️ 3. Cloud Authentication & API Scopes

This page explains how authentication works on the promiseQ Cloud API, and — in detail — how scopes are structured and how a token's Qube permissions are calculated. If you only want to create a token and start calling the API, see Using Access Tokens. If you are wiring up an AI assistant over MCP, see Using Cuby as MCP.

📄️ 4. Using promiseQ via MCP

promiseQ Cloud exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so AI assistants and agents — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP-capable client — can operate your Qubes, cameras, alerts and AI alerts on your behalf, in natural language.

📄️ 5. WebRTC Integration SDK

@promiseqube/webrtc-core is a framework-agnostic WebRTC client for third-party

📄️ 6. ONVIF Access (VMS Integration)

Besides consuming ONVIF cameras, a promiseQube can itself act as an ONVIF device. Any