List integrations
List integrations the user has access to, ordered by creation time
(newest first). By default the list includes every integration type;
pass type to list a single type. Each item carries its type (and,
for LLM, config.provider) for client-side discrimination. An
invalid type or pagination cursor returns 400; a cursor is only
valid for the query parameters it was issued with.
Integrations are owned at the account level but carry visibility scopings
(account-wide, organization, or space). space_id / space_name filter
the list to integrations visible in a given space. The list contains
only the types the caller has permission to read. When no type is
readable the request fails with 403 — or 404 when a space_id
filter references a space outside the caller’s visibility.
Authorizations
Most Arize AI endpoints require authentication. For those endpoints that require authentication, include your API key in the request header using the format
Query Parameters
Filter the list to a single integration type. When omitted, integrations of every type are returned; each item carries its type for client-side discrimination.
The integration category. Selects the shape of config. Additive — new
types (alerting, webhook, ...) are added non-breakingly.
LLM— a model-provider integration (e.g. OpenAI).AGENT— connects your own agent, exposed at an HTTP endpoint.
LLM, AGENT Filter search results to a particular space ID A universally unique identifier (base64-encoded opaque string).
"RW50aXR5OjEyMzQ1"
Case-insensitive substring filter on the space name. Narrows results to resources in spaces whose name contains the given string. If omitted, no space name filtering is applied and all resources are returned.
255Case-insensitive substring filter on the resource name. Returns only
resources whose name contains the given string. For example,
name=prod matches "production", "my-prod-dataset", etc. If omitted,
no name filtering is applied and all resources are returned.
255Maximum items to return
1 <= x <= 100Opaque pagination cursor returned from a previous response
(pagination.next_cursor). Treat it as an unreadable token; do not
attempt to parse or construct it.