Overview

External systems connected to Rebase Platform.

Integrations connect Rebase to external systems for source backing, GitOps, model publication, and provenance. They are optional: a workspace can use Rebase-hosted source and only add integrations when a team needs an external system of record.

Source Backing

GitHub is the source-control integration. It controls where executable source should live when a team wants repo-backed workflows instead of Rebase-hosted snapshots.

Data Sources

Data-warehouse integrations connect deployed code to customer warehouses — Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Microsoft Fabric. The connectors run inside your function, so credentials and data never touch the control plane, and reads carry a bitemporal mapping that keeps backtests leakage-safe.

Publication

Hugging Face is the model publication integration. It is tied to immutable model versions, so the Hub repository points back to the exact Rebase version that produced the artifact.

Agent Backends

Claude Code and Codex are the coding-agent integrations behind hillclimb searches: the agents author candidate models, while the platform owns evaluation, holdout selection, and promotion.

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