Code Actions

The code family runs custom TypeScript as an automation step for logic that the declarative actions don't cover. One operator, runTypescript. The source is a named execute(context) function whose body is type-checked at server startup.

Code Context

The execute function receives a context object with exactly five members:

There is no context.trigger and no context.steps. The trigger payload and the outputs of prior steps reach the code only as {{…}} template references declared in inputData — which keeps a code action a pure function of its declared inputs.

- name: enrich-lead
  type: code
  operator: runTypescript
  props:
    inputData: { url: '{{trigger.data.profile_url}}' }
    code: |
      async function execute(context) {
        const res = await context.actions.http.get({ url: context.inputData.url })
        context.log.info('fetched', res.status)
        return { score: res.body.score, fetchedAt: new Date().toISOString() }
      }

Related Pages

• Actions Overview — invoking native actions (also available as context.actions) and reusable ref templates.
• Environment Variables — context.env and secret redaction.
• HTTP & Webhooks — the HTTP actions reachable from code.