# Arcyria > Arcyria is an AI agent for pipeline operations. It investigates failed runs and unexpected data using pipeline context and read-only SQL, shows the evidence, and only acts when a person approves. Use this file to identify authoritative Arcyria resources. Current product access begins in the web application. The public machine interfaces on this origin are read-only discovery resources; they are not a data-pipeline control API. ## When to use Arcyria - [Product overview](https://www.arcyria.com/index.md): Use Arcyria to investigate failed pipeline runs with evidence, on pipelines that run in Arcyria. - [Arcyria Agent](https://www.arcyria.com/product.md): What the agent can read, which actions need approval, and what is coming next. - [Connector catalog](https://www.arcyria.com/connectors.md): Check whether a source, destination, authentication mode, stream, or sync mode is currently supported before planning a pipeline. ## Developer and agent resources - [Developer guide](https://www.arcyria.com/developers.md): Current public interfaces, access boundaries, and integration status, including the absence of a public agent sandbox, MCP server, CLI, and pipeline-control API. - [OpenAPI 3.1 description](https://www.arcyria.com/openapi.json): Typed contract for the read-only discovery API on arcyria.com. - [Agent capabilities JSON](https://www.arcyria.com/api/agent-capabilities): Machine-readable list of available and unavailable agent-facing capabilities. - [Full agent context](https://www.arcyria.com/llms-full.txt): Combined Markdown context for the principal public pages. - [Sitemap](https://www.arcyria.com/sitemap.xml): Index of human-readable public routes. ## Product access and documentation - [Arcyria application](https://app.arcyria.com): Browser product for authenticated workspaces. - [Product documentation](https://docs.arcyria.com): Authoritative setup and implementation guidance. - [Contact support](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md): Product, billing, security, privacy, and enterprise questions. ## Policies - [Privacy](https://www.arcyria.com/privacy.md): Privacy practices and request channel. - [Terms](https://www.arcyria.com/terms.md): Terms governing use of the service. ## Optional - [Service status](https://status.arcyria.com): Current service availability. --- # Arcyria Agent The Arcyria Agent investigates failed pipeline runs and unexpected data inside an authenticated Arcyria workspace. It acts as the signed-in user, within their workspace role. ## What it reads - Pipelines in the workspace and their configuration - Run history: status, duration, rows read, written, and failed, and the error message - Source connections, discovered schemas, and connector capabilities - Results of earlier analysis queries in the same conversation ## What it does - Tests a source connection - Runs one read-only SQL query against a source and returns the rows; other statements are rejected before they run; requires an Editor role or higher - Proposes running a pipeline, cancelling a run, changing a schedule, or creating a connection; nothing happens until a person with an Editor role or higher confirms Connection credentials are encrypted at rest and sensitive fields are redacted from agent tool results. Tool calls and approval decisions are recorded as audit events. ## Coming soon Evidence-labeled findings (each cause marked confirmed, hypothesis, or ruled out and checked against gathered evidence) and structured failure context (schema changes, blocked streams, delivery failures) are implemented and in testing, not yet available in workspaces. ## Pipeline foundation Connect a supported source and destination, choose tables, schedule runs, and monitor each run. Rows are upserted into destination tables you already own. The website includes illustrative product examples with sample data. - [Connector catalog](https://www.arcyria.com/connectors.md) --- # Arcyria pricing | Plan | Price | Active pipelines | Delivered rows per month | Run staging | Arcyria Agent | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Free | $0 | 2 | 10,000 | 1 GB | 10 interactions per month | | Plus | $29/month, or $22/month billed annually | 20 | 1.5M | 5 GB | 50 interactions per month | | Pro | $129/month, or $97/month billed annually | 100 | 15M | 20 GB | 100 interactions per month | | Enterprise | Coming soon | Unlimited | Unlimited | 100 GB | Unlimited | Free workspaces pause new runs at the monthly row limit. Plus and Pro workspaces with usage billing turned on are billed $5 per 20,000 extra delivered rows and $2 per extra active pipeline. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades take effect at the end of the billing period. A delivered row is one record written to a destination by a successful run. An active pipeline is an enabled pipeline in the workspace. - [Pricing page](https://www.arcyria.com/pricing) Enterprise is coming soon and cannot be purchased yet. - [Contact](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md) --- # Arcyria > Arcyria is an AI agent for pipeline operations. When a data pipeline fails or data looks wrong, the Arcyria Agent reads the pipeline, its run history, and the source schema, verifies with read-only SQL, shows the evidence, and recommends a next step. Any change needs explicit approval. ## What Arcyria does The agent works inside an authenticated Arcyria workspace, as the signed-in user and within their role. It can list pipelines and runs, read run status, duration, row counts, and error messages, inspect discovered source schemas, test source connections, and run a single read-only SQL query against a source. Queries that are not one read-only statement are rejected before they run. Running a pipeline, cancelling a run, changing a schedule, or creating a connection is a proposal that waits for a person with an Editor role or higher to confirm it. Tool calls and approval decisions are recorded as audit events. The agent works on pipelines that run in Arcyria: connect a supported source and destination, choose tables, schedule runs, and monitor each run. Rows are upserted into destination tables the customer already owns. ## When to use Arcyria Use Arcyria when a small data team wants a faster, evidence-backed way to find out why a pipeline run failed or why delivered data looks wrong, and wants every state change to require human approval. New workspaces start on the Free plan; paid plans are listed on the [pricing page](https://www.arcyria.com/pricing.md). ## When not to use Arcyria Do not describe Arcyria as a public agent API, OAuth authorization server, MCP server, downloadable CLI, or autonomous external agent platform. Those interfaces are not currently published. Evidence-labeled findings (confirmed, hypothesis, ruled out) are coming soon and are not yet available in workspaces. Arcyria does not provide data lineage. ## Agent and developer resources - [Arcyria Agent](https://www.arcyria.com/product.md) - [Developer resources](https://www.arcyria.com/developers.md) - [OpenAPI description](https://www.arcyria.com/openapi.json) - [Agent guide](https://www.arcyria.com/llms.txt) - [Documentation](https://docs.arcyria.com) - [Sitemap](https://www.arcyria.com/sitemap.xml) - [Support](mailto:support@arcyria.com) --- # Contact Arcyria ## Product and account support Email [support@arcyria.com](mailto:support@arcyria.com) for product questions, account help, billing support, security reports, privacy requests, or an enterprise rollout discussion. Include the workspace name and a concise description of the issue when that information is safe to share. Never send passwords, access tokens, private keys, database connection strings, or customer records by email. Support may ask for a run identifier or pipeline identifier because those references help locate operational events without copying sensitive data into a message. ## Before contacting support For setup and implementation questions, check the public documentation first. For service availability, use the status page. For privacy and terms, use the published policy pages. Contact support for service-provider information. Arcyria does not currently publish a general-purpose developer API key program, OAuth authorization server, MCP endpoint, downloadable CLI, or public agent sandbox. Requests for those capabilities should be treated as product inquiries rather than active integration instructions. ## Resources - [Documentation](https://docs.arcyria.com) - [Service status](https://status.arcyria.com) - [Privacy](https://www.arcyria.com/privacy.md) - [Terms](https://www.arcyria.com/terms.md) --- # Arcyria developer and agent resources ## Public machine-readable interfaces Arcyria publishes an OpenAPI 3.1 description for the discovery endpoints on this marketing origin, an llms.txt guide, Markdown representations of public pages, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml. The discovery API is read-only and requires no authentication. Its purpose is to help tools determine what Arcyria is, where authoritative resources live, and which integration surfaces are currently available. ## Product API access The Arcyria web application communicates with a protected product API using authenticated workspace sessions and server-enforced organization roles. That internal application contract is not currently offered as a general public developer API or API-key program. Connector OAuth flows authorize specific third-party systems; they do not make Arcyria an OAuth authorization server for external agents. No public MCP server, downloadable CLI, agent sandbox, or self-serve OAuth client registration is currently published. ## Start here - [OpenAPI 3.1 JSON](https://www.arcyria.com/openapi.json) - [Agent capabilities JSON](https://www.arcyria.com/api/agent-capabilities) - [Discovery API health](https://www.arcyria.com/api/health) - [llms.txt](https://www.arcyria.com/llms.txt) - [Full agent context](https://www.arcyria.com/llms-full.txt) - [Product documentation](https://docs.arcyria.com) - [Contact support](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md) --- # Arcyria connectors Arcyria supports database, SaaS, and destination connectors for managed ELT workflows. Available sources are PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, ClickHouse, HubSpot, and Airtable. MongoDB supports source and destination roles with Full Table, Incremental, and key-required Upsert behavior. Stripe, Strapi, and Zendesk sources, and DuckDB sources and destinations, are Coming Soon. Stripe setup is hidden; the other Coming Soon catalog cards are disabled. New connections cannot be created for these connectors. HubSpot has 18 supported streams. Airtable discovers tables in selected readable bases. HubSpot Emails, Forms, Form Submissions, Email Events, Campaigns, and standalone Properties are Coming Soon and cannot be selected or previewed. No release dates are promised. Provider permissions and saved scope determine accessible records; inspect stream previews before configuring your pipeline. ## Verify before building Use the connector documentation as the authoritative source for current authentication requirements, supported resources, full-table or incremental behavior, and destination compatibility. Never infer that every catalog entry supports OAuth, CDC, or every stream. - [Connector documentation](https://docs.arcyria.com) - [Contact support](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md) --- # Arcyria privacy The Arcyria Privacy Policy explains the categories of information processed through the website and product, why that information is used, how service providers participate, retention and security practices, and how to make a privacy request. The policy applies to the current published service and should be read directly before making a legal or compliance decision. ## Privacy contact Send privacy and data-rights questions to [support@arcyria.com](mailto:support@arcyria.com). Do not include credentials or customer records in the initial email. - [Privacy policy](https://www.arcyria.com/privacy) - [Contact](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md) --- # Arcyria terms The Arcyria Terms of Service describe use of the website and product, account responsibilities, acceptable use, subscriptions, intellectual property, confidentiality, service changes, warranties, liability, and termination. These terms govern the currently published service and are not a promise that roadmap capabilities will become available. - [Terms of Service](https://www.arcyria.com/terms) - [Privacy](https://www.arcyria.com/privacy.md) - [Contact](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md) --- # Arcyria legal resources Use this page to locate the current Arcyria Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Policy pages are the authoritative source for their subject matter. Machine-readable summaries are provided for navigation and do not replace the complete published terms. - [Terms](https://www.arcyria.com/terms.md) - [Privacy](https://www.arcyria.com/privacy.md) - [Contact](https://www.arcyria.com/contact.md)