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Integrations let Arga pull scoped production data from the tools your team already uses, then turn that data into seed state for validation runs. Use integrations when you want twins to start from realistic data instead of a blank workspace or hand-written fixture. Arga reads from production systems, converts the useful parts into a scenario, and applies that scenario to the twins before the run starts. For the current list of supported integrations, see argalabs.com.

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Connect your tools

1

Open integrations

Go to app.argalabs.com/integrations.
2

Choose a tool

Click Connect on the provider you want Arga to read from.
3

Authorize access

Follow the provider’s OAuth or API-key flow. Arga requests the scopes needed to read the production data used for planning and seeding.
4

Select scope

When a provider supports scoping, choose the workspace, organization, repository, project, or account Arga should use. Keep this as narrow as possible.
After a tool is connected, Arga can use it when generating tests, creating scenarios, or preparing a run that needs realistic external-service state.

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Pull production data into twins

When a validation run needs seeded twins, Arga follows the same basic flow:
  1. Read from connected tools — Arga pulls a scoped snapshot of the production records relevant to the run.
  2. Normalize the data — Arga converts provider-specific objects into a scenario seed config.
  3. Apply the seed — Arga provisions fresh twins and seeds them before the first test step executes.
  4. Run in isolation — your app talks to the seeded twins during validation. The run does not write back to the production provider.
The production data is only used to create the starting state. Any changes made during validation happen inside the twin environment.

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What gets seeded

The exact seed depends on the connected tool and the run you are preparing. Typical inputs include: You can save the generated seed as a reusable scenario, edit it, and reuse it across future runs.

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Safety boundaries

  • Read production, write sandbox — integrations read from production tools; validation traffic goes to twins.
  • Scoped access — authorize only the workspaces, repos, projects, or accounts Arga needs.
  • Editable scenarios — review and adjust generated seed data before reusing it.
  • Deterministic reseeds — reseeding a scenario resets twins back to the same baseline.
  • Twin-safe env vars — provisioned twins return sandbox URLs and credentials through env_vars.

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Next steps

Create reusable scenarios

Save production-derived seed data and reuse it across runs.

Run your first validation

Start a validation run with connected production context.