Can I use code, scripts or APIs in systemHUB?
systemHUB stores and displays code. It doesn't run it. If you want to connect systemHUB to your own tools, the systemHUB MCP server is the way in.
That Code option in the editor is real
You'll find it in the system editor toolbar. It gives you a formatted, syntax-highlighted block for pasting a snippet so your team can read or copy it inside a documented system. Twenty-four languages are supported, including Python, bash, JavaScript, SQL, JSON and YAML.
It's a display tool. Think of the difference between writing the recipe down and cooking the meal. The code sits there as part of the documentation. Nothing executes.
Running scripts or connecting a database
systemHUB doesn't run Python, and it has no direct connection to external databases like Supabase. Your scripts and queries stay in your own environment.
Connecting systemHUB to your own tools
This is what the systemHUB MCP server is for, and it's included in your subscription.
It gives an AI client (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI and others) direct access to your systemHUB content: reading and searching your Systems, Policies and Trainings, creating and updating documents, checking who has signed off on what. Forty-eight tools in total.
So if the goal is "take data from my database and turn it into a documented system", the shape that works today is: your AI client queries your data, then writes the result into systemHUB through the MCP.
Setup guide: kb.systemology.com/help-center/connecting-systemhub-to-claude-ai-gateway-/-mcp
Full technical reference: systemhub.com/docs
What isn't possible yet
Straight up, so you don't spend time on it:
- No unattended automation. The MCP connects through your own login, so it works while you're driving it. There's no service credential for a scheduled overnight job yet. A long-lived API key is on the roadmap.
- No deletes. Your AI can create, edit, move and publish. It can't destroy anything.
- No images through the API. Those are uploaded in the editor.
Still stuck? Reply to this article or email support@systemology.com and tell us what you're trying to build. If you're connecting systemHUB to your own stack, say so, and we'll get you to someone technical.