FAQ

Where do I find my Codefresh API key?

Log into Codefresh and go to User Settings (click your avatar in the bottom left). Under the API Keys section, click Generate to create a new key. Copy it immediately — Codefresh won't show it again after you leave the page.

Can I connect multiple Codefresh accounts to the same data flow?

Each Codefresh source in Coupler.io is tied to one API key and therefore one account. To combine data from multiple accounts, create a separate source for each account and use the Append transformation in your data flow to merge them into a single output.

Which entities update in real time and which are static?

Builds and Audits are updated continuously as your pipelines run. Entities like Pipelines, Projects, Step types, Helm repos, and Contexts are relatively static — they change only when your team updates configurations. Agents reflect current registration status. Schedule your data flow refresh frequency based on how often the data actually changes.

Can I use Codefresh data with AI tools?

Yes. Coupler.io supports AI destinations including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Cursor, and OpenClaw. You can send Builds or Analytics reports data directly to these tools — for example, to generate a plain-language summary of your deployment health or to identify failure patterns across pipelines.

Why does the Analytics reports entity return no data even though I configured everything?

This almost always comes down to the date range not covering a complete reporting period. For example, if your granularity is set to weekly but your date range doesn't include at least one full week, Codefresh won't return a report row. Check that your date range aligns with complete periods at your chosen granularity. See the Common Issues article for more detail.

Does Coupler.io pull the actual build logs or just metadata?

The Builds entity pulls metadata — status, duration, triggered by, branch, commit SHA, and error messages. Full raw build logs are not exported. If you need log content, you'd need to access those directly in the Codefresh UI or via their API outside of Coupler.io.

Can I track which team members triggered the most builds?

Yes. The Builds entity includes a "triggered by" field. Export Builds data to Google Sheets or BigQuery, then aggregate by that field to see build volume per user. Joining with the Accounts entity on user ID will give you full name and account details alongside the build counts.

For a full breakdown of available fields per entity, see Data Overview. For help with syncs that return empty data or permission errors, check Common Issues.