Developer tools

Integrations: list connectors and unified APIs, read connector docs, resource schemas and examples

Notebooks: run code kernels, manage files, packages, secrets, data sources and AI chat

Chaos engineering: create, start, pause and archive fault-injection experiments, schedules and workflows on Kubernetes

Workflow runs: create, steer and inspect executions, plus sessions, automations, environments and sandboxes

Platform API: manage organizations, hosting app runs, CDN spaces, CI nodes, artifacts and agent chat sessions

Browser automation: run natural-language web tasks, fetch pages, search, monitor and extract data

Hub: read model, dataset and Space info, create repos, manage discussions, likes, webhooks and service accounts

Time-series monitoring: manage data sources, databases, retention policies, dashboards and organizations

Tile and skill catalog, evals, code reviews, workspaces, orgs and API keys for AI agent tooling

Developer platform API for AI coding sessions: repos, commits, trails, sessions, memories, code search and dispatches

Frontend hosting and deployments: manage projects, domains, DNS, env vars, sandboxes and team access

Desktop app backend: manage installs, releases, updates, subscriptions, feedback and agent mesh connectors

Deployment control plane: manage projects, deployments, storage, functions, billing and source repos

Developer API for Kody accounts: manage repos, packages, secrets, jobs, webhooks, email and search

Webhooks: relay, verify, replay and transform events from Stripe, GitHub and other providers

AI app generation: build, publish and domain-manage apps, agent teams and file edits via REST or MCP

Developer practice reviews, feedback and standings, plus workspace LLM spend and budgets

Admin: manage alerting rules, cases, connectors, data views, APM and saved objects

Uptime monitoring: configure HTTP, port and ping monitors, track incidents, alerts and status pages

Deployment: manage projects, servers, deployments, repositories and environment variables

Scheduled callbacks: create schedules, manage endpoints and credentials, review delivery attempts and occurrences

Pass-through: send GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE requests to downstream APIs with automatic authentication

Feature flags, experiments, configs and killswitches for shipping releases safely at runtime

Network monitoring: query alarms, incidents, objects and collected metrics on a NetXMS server