Developer Tools & DevOps

Connect AppVeyor to Your AI Agents

Enable Wkil agents to check build status, artifacts, and logs through AppVeyor's continuous integration service.

Authentication: API key

Build with Appveyor

What you can do

Check build status, artifacts, and logs
List CI/CD projects and their status badges

Available capabilities may vary by authentication and workspace configuration.

Actions supported by the connector

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Get Build By Version

Retrieve details for a specific build version.

Get Build Artifacts

List the artifacts produced by a build.

Download Build Log

Download the log output for a build.

Get Projects

List CI/CD projects in the account.

Delete Build

Remove a build record from the project's history.

Get Project Status Badge

Retrieve the embeddable build-status badge for a project.

Get Users

List the users with access to the account.

List Collaborators

List collaborators added to a project.

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Delete BuildDownload Build LogGet Build ArtifactsGet Build By VersionGet EnvironmentsGet Project Branch Status BadgeGet ProjectsGet Project Status BadgeGet Public Project Status BadgeGet RoleGet RolesGet User InvitationsGet UsersList Collaborators

Practical agent use cases

An agent pulls a failed build's log to summarize the error for a developer.

How it works with Wkil

1
Choose the integration
Add Appveyor to your agent from inside the Wkil platform.
2
Grant the permissions it needs
Define precisely what the agent can access and perform.
3
Test, then run it
Test actions before they go live, with human approval where needed.

Permissions always stay in your control — you can scope access and require human approval before any sensitive action.

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FAQ

What kind of projects does AppVeyor build?

.NET, Node.js, and other cross-platform projects, with Windows-first CI support.