What to expect from these docs

Here's how we mark what's live, what's operator-gated, and what's arriving, so nothing in these docs is a promise you can't use today.

These docs are written to a simple rule: every feature is live on the platform unless a page explicitly says otherwise. We don't advertise things that aren't real yet. When a capability is still on the way, we say so plainly, describe what it will do, and never surface it as usable until it truly is. This page explains how to read those signals so you always know which ground is solid.

The three-state model

Every capability in AnyBot sits in one of three states. Most are simply live. The other two are always called out with a labelled note so you never have to guess.

State	What it means	How you'll see it
Live	Works today on real data. This is the default assumption for anything in the docs.	No badge. It's just described as it works.
Operator-gated	Built and live, but switched on per deployment or space. Whether you see it depends on your operator.	A note labelled If enabled by your operator.
Arriving	The surface exists in the app, but the capability isn't producing real results yet. Described as it will behave.	A note labelled Arriving.

The distinction matters: operator-gated means the feature is fully working and just needs a switch flipped for your account, while arriving means it isn't finished producing real output yet, so treat anything under an "Arriving" note as a preview, not a promise.

We don't invent features

Every factual claim in these docs is checked against the running code before it's written. We don't list a media model as available until it's genuinely live, we don't quote limits or fees we haven't confirmed, and we don't describe a button doing something it doesn't do. Where a surface is present but hollow (a form that doesn't yet submit to a real backend, a tab that returns sample data) we tell you exactly that, rather than letting the screenshot imply it works.

Where to expect "arriving"

A handful of surfaces are visible in the app today but still lighting up. These are the ones to watch:

Analytics "Ask" tab: a preview that returns illustrative sample data today. The Overview, Posts, Best time, and Reports tabs already run on your real metrics.
Agent Recent Activity: the panel is present, but the live per-agent activity feed is still filling in. The counts and resolution analytics beside it are the reliable read.

What's solidly live

Almost everything you'll build on runs on real data right now: creating spaces and agents, training on knowledge, granting abilities, connecting channels and working the unified inbox, image and video generation and Media Drive, bio pages (the builder and the public page), billing & ABT metering, and the API. The wizard scans your site, the test chat answers from your content, and BotFather takes real actions, all today. Early access shapes the edges, not the core.