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Twin Runs

Open Twin Runs to select services and create a twin environment. You can seed the twins from a Scenario or a natural-language description, choose a short-lived or persistent session, and inspect the returned URLs and environment variables. Ready short-lived runs include controls to reset state, extend the TTL, lock public access, open a twin dashboard, or tear the run down.

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Scenarios

Open Scenarios to manage reusable twin state. Presets and custom Scenarios can be used in a new Twin Run. You can also import Scenario JSON or save the current state from a supported twin dashboard.

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Test Runs

Open Test Runs to start a browser test against a reachable URL. Enter the URL and task, then inspect:
  • the live browser frame;
  • runner events and chat;
  • editable blocks and parameters;
  • screenshots and the final result.
When a run has generated blocks, you can rerun it or save it as a reusable test.

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Saved Tests

Open Saved Tests to edit test metadata, repository association, parameters, assertions, blocks, and encrypted credentials. A repository can let Arga select relevant tests automatically or pin specific saved tests for PR Test Runs.

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PR Test Runs

Open PR Test Runs to install the Arga GitHub App, select a repository, choose a pull-request or branch trigger, configure comments and instructions, and review recent runs. PR Test Runs publish an Arga Validation check. They use your configured application target and do not create a per-PR Arga deployment.

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Integrations

The Integrations page contains the production sources that can create Scenarios: Slack, Discord, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar. After connecting a provider, select the data you want to copy and save it as a Scenario.

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MCP

The MCP page shows the install command and configuration for Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. The recommended setup is:

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Settings

Use Settings to manage:
  • your profile and email verification;
  • subscription and usage;
  • Team workspace membership and invitations;
  • CLI devices and API keys;
  • logout.