Artie

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Artie real-time CDC pipelines via MCP

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#	Plugin	Created	Components	7d
2	Adapter	2026-09-28	5 #12	20places down
3	SCX AI	2026-09-18	3 #17	20places down
4	ArtieThis page	2026-09-13	5 #13	21places down
5	Composio	2026-07-02	3 #16	21places down
6	AWS Agents	2026-06-18	9 #10	21places down

#	Plugin	Components	Created	7d
11	Firetiger	7	2026-03-10 #16	—
12	Adapter	5	2026-09-28 #2	—
13	ArtieThis page	5	2026-09-13 #4	—
14	Create Plugin	4	2026-02-11 #23	—
15	Sourcegraph	4	2026-05-07 #9	—

connector-compatibility
Answers whether an Artie source, destination, capture method, type, or network path is documented before pipeline setup. Use for compatibility, supported-source, supported-destination, SQL Server capture, permissions, IP allowlisting, SSH-tunnel, PrivateLink, or type-mapping ques
monitoring
Reports Artie pipeline health: status, per-table state, ingestion lag, throughput, rows processed, and source schema drift. Use when the user asks whether a pipeline is healthy, stuck, behind, or caught up, why a table isn't syncing, or wants lag or row counts — even without sayi
pipeline-setup
Creates an Artie CDC pipeline from a source and destination, then optionally starts it. Use when the user wants a new pipeline, a first pipeline, CDC, a stream or sync, or to replicate a source into a warehouse — even if they have not saved the connector yet and want to provide c