Components, apps, and tools

“Module” is a deployment term, not a user task. Some modules add a screen to the Control Plane, some run only as platform services, and some are engineering tools that most users should never operate directly.

The main documentation navigation therefore groups content by what users do. Use this page only when you need to understand the underlying component boundaries.

User-facing apps

App	Purpose
Schedules	Create scheduled jobs and event-triggered workflows in the Control Plane. Chronos is the service behind this screen.
Query Studio	Browse schemas, run SQL, inspect results, and manage saved queries.
Query Forge	Expose several connected systems through one federated SQL endpoint for JDBC and BI clients.
AI Studio	Use a configured LLM and governed Core Hub tools from an in-product chat.
Automator	Back up, restore, duplicate, and bulk-create pipeline configuration through a guided interface.
Modules Manager	Inspect, deploy, and update supported platform components.

App

Purpose

Schedules

Create scheduled jobs and event-triggered workflows in the Control Plane. Chronos is the service behind this screen.

Query Studio

Browse schemas, run SQL, inspect results, and manage saved queries.

Query Forge

Expose several connected systems through one federated SQL endpoint for JDBC and BI clients.

AI Studio

Use a configured LLM and governed Core Hub tools from an in-product chat.

Automator

Back up, restore, duplicate, and bulk-create pipeline configuration through a guided interface.

Modules Manager

Inspect, deploy, and update supported platform components.

These names are the terms users see in the Control Plane and are the terms used in task guides.

Integration endpoints

Core Hub REST API: Automates platform administration and pipeline operations. See Core Hub REST API.
Core Hub MCP server: Exposes 109 built-in tools plus optional dynamic database tools to AI clients. See Core Hub MCP server.
SDKs: Provide language-specific clients for supported integration workflows. See SDK overview.

Platform services

Core Hub: Owns configuration, orchestration, routing, APIs, and the Control Plane.
Agents: Connect Core Hub to source and target systems.
Chronos: Executes schedules and trigger flows created in the Schedules UI.
Conductor: Manages supported deployable components behind Modules Manager.
Whisperer: Provides database access used by data-query capabilities.

Operators may need these names for deployment or troubleshooting, but end-user procedures should lead with the screen or task rather than the service.

Engineering and migration tools

Bootstrapper: A lower-level scripting toolkit for bulk pipeline and entity configuration. It is not an ordinary end-user feature and is intentionally absent from primary navigation. Use Automator for supported guided workflows.
Syniti Replicate converter: Converts metadata.xml into configuration that Automator or Bootstrapper can import. See Migrate Syniti Replicate metadata.

The standalone Bootstrapper reference, Conductor reference, and Whisperer reference remain available for engineers who maintain those components.