> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.arcyria.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Introduction

> Product-aligned Arcyria documentation for database and SaaS ELT workflows, including the MongoDB Available Now source and destination.

Arcyria documents current self-serve ELT workflows in the app. PostgreSQL,
MySQL, MongoDB, Airtable, Asana, Linear, Notion, GitHub, Zendesk, HubSpot, or
Stripe source data flows through isolated staging and explicit SQL models into
supported PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or Airtable destinations.

The current product uses a **tabbed pipeline workspace**. The former canvas and
node editor has been removed. Old `/builder` links redirect to the corresponding
tab in the pipeline workspace.

## What is live

* PostgreSQL and MySQL Available Now source and destination connections
* MongoDB Available Now source and destination connections with encrypted URI setup,
  dynamic collection discovery, and key-required Upsert delivery
* ClickHouse, DuckDB, and Airtable Available Now source and destination connections
* Asana and Strapi Available Now source connections with documented scope and limitations
* Linear Available Now source connections with team/project scope and eight supported resources
* Notion source connections with shared data-source discovery and dlt-backed incremental sync
* GitHub Available Now source connections for read-only, single-repository extraction
* Zendesk Available Now source connections with read-only OAuth and 13 Support resources
* HubSpot production source connections with ten supported streams
* Stripe source connections with 34 supported streams
* Pipeline creation from **Data Pipelines**
* One pipeline workspace with **Overview**, **Source**, **Transformations**,
  **Destinations**, **Runs**, **GitHub**, and **Settings** tabs
* Source stream selection, sync mode, cursor, fields, and preview in **Source**
* Destination-owned SQL drafts, validation, preview, publishing, and revision history
* Independent destination editors and published output assignments
* **Run all** from the pipeline header and detailed execution history in **Runs**
* Fixed-interval or UTC cron scheduling from **Settings**

## What is not documented as live

* The removed canvas or node-based pipeline editor
* A separate Normalisation panel; rename and cast values in SQL transformations
* Other non-live database and SaaS connectors
* Log-based change capture
* Automatic destination table creation by the delivery runner
* Non-Upsert write modes
* Public MCP or embedded-agent workflows

## Recommended reading order

1. [Quick Start](/getting-started/quick-start)
2. [Core Concepts](/getting-started/core-concepts)
3. [Connections Overview](/connections/overview)
4. [Pipelines Overview](/pipelines/overview)
5. [Postgres-to-Postgres Example](/example/pipelines/postgres-to-postgres)
6. [PostgreSQL Incremental Sample](/example/pipelines/postgres-incremental)
7. [Stripe-to-PostgreSQL Example](/example/pipelines/stripe-to-postgres)
8. [HubSpot-to-PostgreSQL Example](/example/pipelines/hubspot-to-postgres)
9. [Airtable and MySQL Pipelines](/example/pipelines/airtable-and-mysql)
10. [Asana to Supported Destinations](/example/pipelines/asana-to-destinations)
11. [Notion Source](/connections/sources/productivity/notion)
12. [Linear Source](/connections/sources/productivity/linear)
13. [Zendesk Source](/connections/sources/customer-support/zendesk)
14. [GitHub Source](/connections/sources/developer-tools/github)
15. [MongoDB and PostgreSQL Verified Paths](/example/pipelines/mongodb-and-postgresql)