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See changes at https://docs-git-vfanelle-glossary-pro-byoc-copy-arcade-ai.vercel.app/en/resources/glossary#standard-and-pro-tool-executions

Summary

  • Expand "Standard and Pro Tool Executions" glossary entry into Standard and Pro sub-sections with allowance, overage, reclassification language, and a current Pro tools list (as of 04/24)
  • Tighten "Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC)" copy to specify Pro tools, Standard-rate billing benefit, and API key credential detail

Notes

  • The static Pro tools list will be replaced with a dynamic link to the integrations page filtered by Pro once a follow-up PR adds filtered URL support to /en/resources/integrations
  • No other glossary entries were touched
  • Existing anchor links (#standard-and-pro-tool-executions, #bring-your-own-credentials-byoc) still resolve

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  • Verify glossary page renders correctly at /en/resources/glossary
  • Verify anchor links #standard-and-pro-tool-executions and #bring-your-own-credentials-byoc resolve
  • Verify no other glossary entries changed

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- Expand "Standard and Pro Tool Executions" into Standard and Pro
  sub-sections with allowance, overage, and reclassification language
- Add current Pro tools list (as of 04/24)
- Tighten BYOC copy: specify Pro tools, Standard-rate billing benefit,
  and API key credential detail

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### Standard and Pro Tool Executions

Arcade tools are divided into 2 categories: Standard and Pro. While all tools have some cost for Arcade to run, Pro tools are significantly more costly - either due to infrastructure costs, the complexity of the tool, or a cost imposed by the provider of the tool. Pro tools cost more to execute and have different limits.
Arcade tools are divided into 2 categories: Standard and Pro. While all tools have some cost for Arcade to run, Pro tools are significantly more costly either due to infrastructure costs, the complexity of the tool, or a cost imposed by the provider of the tool. Pro tools cost more to execute and have different limits.
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write-good.Weasel: Replace 'significantly' with 'substantially' and fix dash spacing

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Arcade tools are divided into 2 categories: Standard and Pro. While all tools have some cost for Arcade to run, Pro tools are significantly more costlyeither due to infrastructure costs, the complexity of the tool, or a cost imposed by the provider of the tool. Pro tools cost more to execute and have different limits.
Arcade tools are divided into 2 categories: Standard and Pro. While all tools have some cost for Arcade to run, Pro tools are substantially more costlyeither due to infrastructure costs, the complexity of the tool, or a cost imposed by the provider of the tool. Pro tools cost more to execute and have different limits.


#### Pro Tool Executions

Pro tools incur materially higher operational cost than Standard tools due to underlying infrastructure (e.g., compute-intensive sandboxes), provider-imposed fees (e.g., per-call API charges from data providers), or tool complexity. Each invocation of a Pro tool counts as one Pro Tool Execution against your plan's monthly Pro allowance, with any overage billed per execution at the Pro rate listed on the [pricing page](https://www.arcade.dev/pricing). Arcade may reclassify tools between Standard and Pro from time to time as the underlying cost structure of a tool changes; any such reclassification applies prospectively.
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Google.Latin: Replace 'e.g.' with 'for example'

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Pro tools incur materially higher operational cost than Standard tools due to underlying infrastructure (e.g., compute-intensive sandboxes), provider-imposed fees (e.g., per-call API charges from data providers), or tool complexity. Each invocation of a Pro tool counts as one Pro Tool Execution against your plan's monthly Pro allowance, with any overage billed per execution at the Pro rate listed on the [pricing page](https://www.arcade.dev/pricing). Arcade may reclassify tools between Standard and Pro from time to time as the underlying cost structure of a tool changes; any such reclassification applies prospectively.
Pro tools incur materially higher operational cost than Standard tools due to underlying infrastructure (for example, compute-intensive sandboxes), provider-imposed fees (for example, per-call API charges from data providers), or tool complexity. Each invocation of a Pro tool counts as one Pro Tool Execution against your plan's monthly Pro allowance, with any overage billed per execution at the Pro rate listed on the [pricing page](https://www.arcade.dev/pricing). Arcade may reclassify tools between Standard and Pro from time to time as the underlying cost structure of a tool changes; any such reclassification applies prospectively.

### Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC)

Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC) is a feature that allows you to use your own credentials to certain pro tools. This changes the cost of the tool execution, as you will be charged directly by the provider of the tool, rather than relying on Arcade to pay the bill for you.
Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC) is a feature that allows you to use your own credentials to access Pro tools. This changes the cost of the tool execution, as you will be charged directly by the provider of the tool, rather than relying on Arcade to pay the bill for you. In exchange, the tool execution will be billed at the Standard rate. As of 04/26/2026, most credentials required for Pro tools are API Keys specific to the service being accessed.
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Google.DateFormat: Convert date format from '04/26/2026' to 'April 26, 2026'

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Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC) is a feature that allows you to use your own credentials to access Pro tools. This changes the cost of the tool execution, as you will be charged directly by the provider of the tool, rather than relying on Arcade to pay the bill for you. In exchange, the tool execution will be billed at the Standard rate. As of 04/26/2026, most credentials required for Pro tools are API Keys specific to the service being accessed.
Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC) is a feature that allows you to use your own credentials to access Pro tools. This changes the cost of the tool execution, as you will be charged directly by the provider of the tool, rather than relying on Arcade to pay the bill for you. In exchange, the tool execution will be billed at the Standard rate. As of April 26, 2026, most credentials required for Pro tools are API Keys specific to the service being accessed.

Bring Your Own Credentials (BYOC) is a feature that allows you to use your own credentials to access Pro tools. This changes the cost of the tool execution, as you will be charged directly by the provider of the tool, rather than relying on Arcade to pay the bill for you. In exchange, the tool execution will be billed at the Standard rate. As of 04/26/2026, most credentials required for Pro tools are API Keys specific to the service being accessed.

To set your own credentials, set the requisite secret within the Arcade Dashboard, overwriting the default 'static' credentials.
To set your own credentials, set the requisite secret(s) within the Arcade Dashboard Secrets page, overwriting the default 'static' credentials. You can also set the secrets using the Arcade CLI.
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Google.OptionalPlurals: Remove '(s)' from 'secret(s)'

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To set your own credentials, set the requisite secret(s) within the Arcade Dashboard Secrets page, overwriting the default 'static' credentials. You can also set the secrets using the Arcade CLI.
To set your own credentials, set the requisite secret within the Arcade Dashboard Secrets page, overwriting the default 'static' credentials. You can also set the secrets using the Arcade CLI.

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Lgtm. I do like the bot's suggestions.

@vfanelle vfanelle merged commit b3c172c into main Apr 25, 2026
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