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tap-arcmira, variant arcmira, as a development source preview with unknown quality. API docs: https://arcmira.com/docs. Public source and setup.
The source reads entity mentions and optional recommendations from Arcmira's indexed YouTube API. It uses full-table replication with explicit entity IDs and a publication window. It does not export full transcripts, claim exhaustive coverage or provide incremental ingestion state. The tap code is Apache-2.0; the hosted API requires an account and appropriate access. A paid read uses credits from your plan, then your on-demand budget.
Proposed Git installation, pinned to the published source commit:
git+<https://github.com/arcmira/integrations.git@448bce3017de71ada2b3c334e50dbd9de9426c2f#subdirectory=packages/meltano>
The executable is tap-arcmira, namespace tap_arcmira. Its advertised capabilities are catalog, discover, activate-version and about. A Hub definition, default-variant entry and Arcmira maintainer entry are prepared locally. The definition passes the current upstream extractor JSON schemas and matches the built wheel's native --about output for all eight Arcmira settings, defaults, required fields and four capabilities. Official yamllint and the complete Hub website build have not been run.
Published source validation includes 23 offline tests, schema parity, wheel/sdist builds and native built-wheel discovery. Earlier Meltano 4.3.0 installation/discovery passed. An authenticated free-account check correctly returned HTTP 403, zero records and zero credits when a configured filter required paid access. A subsequent native target check used synthetic responses through the actual tap CLI and target-duckdb 0.8.0 with DuckDB 1.5.5. It verified loading, primary-key upserts and partial commits after a later-page source failure. Omitted rows remain, and a successful target exit alone does not prove source success. The current pinned Git URL above was installed remotely on October 21, 2026, with the locked dependencies. Commit and subdirectory provenance, native discovery of both streams, and 23 network-disabled tests against the installed package passed. The source includes the public API document of October 21, 2026. Meltano 4.3.0 orchestration checks used the installed source and native target with synthetic HTTP responses: success and repeat exited zero; a later-page source refusal exited one while the destination retained partial rows. Successful authenticated export and other destinations remain unverified. No PyPI release is claimed.
The tap refuses previews and incomplete page-limited runs, but a failed run can already have emitted partial rows. Page-level index/coverage metadata is not emitted. The public guide explains source exit checks and staging. Destination rollback, atomic replacement and deletion handling are not promised.
Please assess this development-preview submission under your current review criteria.
meltano/hub