The agent calls Appcircle webhook endpoints with Git provider payloads to trigger builds. It supports standard repository webhooks for connected integrations and custom webhook callbacks for SSH or public repositories. Provide the organization ID and Git provider type to initiate builds.

Yes. The agent retrieves all testing distribution profiles associated with your authenticated Appcircle organization. This helps identify available distribution channels before sending builds to testers or stakeholders for validation.

The agent obtains access tokens using your Enterprise Store profile ID and secret. These tokens enable in-app update operations, version listing, and download attribution. The store URL specifies which Enterprise App Store instance to authenticate against.

Yes. The download attribution action associates downloads with user email addresses for reporting. When triggering version downloads, provide the user email to track adoption metrics and understand which team members have installed specific app versions.

Yes. Appcircle offers both cloud-based and self-hosted deployment options. The AI agent works with both deployment models using the same API endpoints. Self-hosted installations provide additional control over data residency and security compliance.

Appcircle integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps. The agent triggers builds through webhook callbacks that accept standard Git provider payload formats. Each provider uses its designated webhook endpoint path.

Yes. When listing organizations, enable the includeSubOrganizations parameter to retrieve child organizations. Results support pagination and search filtering to navigate large enterprise structures with multiple teams and projects.

The agent calls the Enterprise Store version listing endpoint with a valid access token. This returns all published app versions for the authenticated store profile, enabling in-app update checks and version management during conversations.