Create, update and delete are exposed, and their documentation describes no confirmation or dry-run step in front of them — unlike several vendors here who make destructive calls two-stage. That does not make it unusable; it makes the client's own confirmation behaviour the only guard. The ctx parameter at least keeps the blast radius to one workspace, and it means the URL is effectively the credential.
Octave's endpoint for their go-to-market intelligence platform. Scope comes from a ctx parameter in the URL, which ties the connection to one workspace.
The platform's surface, including create, update and delete tools. Their available-tools page is the reference; the endpoint requires the context parameter before it will answer.
A connector link with your workspace's ctx value. Pricing is by intelligence rather than seats, with a free trial and Ultra from $1,500 a month billed annually.
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