Web app
The Airbyte Agents web app at app.airbyte.ai is the fastest way to use Airbyte Agents without writing code. Describe what you want in natural language, and Airbyte picks the right connectors, makes the necessary tool calls, and replies with an answer grounded in your data.
Use the web app when you want Airbyte itself to be your agent. For Python agents you build yourself, use the SDK. For agents in any other language, use the API. For a shell-first workflow, use the CLI. For agents that already speak Model Context Protocol, use the MCP server.
Chats
Chats are interactive conversations with an Airbyte agent. Ask a question, iterate on the answer, and explore your data in natural language. Chats are the fastest way to get a one-off answer or prototype an idea.
Every Chat runs against the connectors you've authenticated in your workspace. Manage connectors from the Connectors page in the sidebar. For the catalog of available connectors, see Agent connectors.
Set up connectors
Administrators can add connectors from the web app.
- Add a connector: Authenticate data sources so agents in Chats and every other interface can use them.
- Context Store: The searchable replica of select entities from your connected data sources that powers grounded answers and large-scale analytics. The Context Store is always on and requires no configuration.
Workspaces
On the Team and Custom plans, a workspace picker appears at the top of the sidebar. Each workspace has a name and a color swatch, and the picker shows which workspace is currently active. Chats and connectors are scoped to the active workspace.
- Switch workspaces: Open the picker and select another workspace. Airbyte navigates to that workspace. Opening a link to a chat that lives in a different workspace also switches you there automatically, and shows a confirmation toast.
- Create a workspace: Click New workspace, enter a name, and pick a color. The Context Store region is fixed to the United States. Airbyte switches you to the new workspace and adds you as a member.
- Edit a workspace (workspace creator or administrators): Hover a workspace and click the edit icon to rename it, change its color, or manage members. You can copy a workspace's ID from its row without opening the edit dialog.
- Delete a workspace (workspace creator or administrators): Hover a workspace and click the delete icon, then type the name to confirm.
The default workspace can't be renamed, recolored, or deleted, and everyone in the organization can access it. See Workspaces for details.
Related administration
Other parts of the web app are covered in Account and administration:
- Profile for account settings.
- Users for inviting members, assigning roles, and managing workspace access (Team and Custom plans).
- SSO for single sign-on configuration (Team and Custom plans).
- Sessions for the run history of every Chat in your organization.
- Review tool calls for inspecting and approving deferred tool calls.
- Billing for plans, usage, and invoices.
Chats
A Chat is a conversation between you and an Airbyte agent in the web app. You send a prompt, the agent decides which connectors to use and which tool calls to make, and it replies with an answer grounded in your data. Chats are the fastest way to explore data, get a one-off answer, or prototype an idea.
Add a connector
Before an Airbyte agent can read from or write to a data source, someone has to authenticate that source for the workspace. In the web app, that happens on the Connectors page. Adding a connector means picking a workspace, picking a data source, and completing an authentication flow once; after that, every interface you use (Chats, the SDK, the API, and the MCP server) can use the resulting connector.