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Data, databases and files

Sources

The Source node reads data into its value field; from there values spread along binding edges.

KindWhat it reads
json, text, csv, excela file or a workspace attachment; the path comes from the inspector
dira directory as a tree of entries
sql, mysql, pgsqla database query; sqlite is a file, the others are a connection
sql-schemaa database schema as tables and fields on the canvas
asseta workspace attachment as data; large files are read in chunks
plw-apia call to a method of an API description through the language sandbox
httpplugin: an HTTP request

A database connection is a string in the connection field. Connections through the agent look like agent:<agent>/<connection>: the query runs on your machine and only result rows travel to the canvas. Passwords in connection strings are kept by the server; the client never sees them.

The structure of a file shows as a tree: clicking a branch creates a Get Path node with that path.

Actions

The Action node runs only explicitly: with the ▶ button or as an exec step.

KindWhat it does
write-file, csv, excelwrite a value into a file of the server or agent sandbox
write-treewrite a tree of files; the base path and the run are up to a person
sql-execrun SQL on a connection
agent-execa command on a team agent by its own allow-list
plw-api-callcall a method of an API description
dice-rolla dice roll by a DICE expression
http-postplugin: send an HTTP request

Capabilities

An action with an external effect requires a capability: run SQL, call HTTP, write a file, execute code. By default only the team owner and administrators have them; others receive them separately. A designer will not run a database query even with their own node.

Files and attachments

An attachment is a workspace asset with a content name: identical files are not duplicated and a repeated sync sends only what is new. Zip is read entry by entry. A folder of images uploads as a batch. A team has a quota on files and volume; it depends on the team's plan.

Writing to the server disk goes only into the workspace file sandbox. Dangerous extensions are neutralised with a suffix on write; the real name returns on download.

Secrets

The Secret node type keeps its value encrypted; the key never leaves the client and the server sees only ciphertext. Server secrets for schedules are set by the operator and substituted as ${secret:name} only in server runs.

Schedules and webhooks

The Start node has a trigger: manual, a server schedule, or a webhook POST /workspaces/<ws>/hook/<node key> with a token. A schedule runs with the authority of whoever saved the node; if that right is taken away, the schedule stops and says so.

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