Get a paginated list of workflow summaries including workflow IDs, names, publication status, draft versions, and navigation links. Returns structured metadata for each workflow with pagination controls and links to detailed workflow information.

Retrieve a paginated history of all versions for a specific workflow, including version numbers, timestamps, status changes, and metadata for each version. Useful for tracking workflow evolution and accessing previous versions.

Get comprehensive workflow details including metadata (ID, version, status, name), full workflow description with purpose and use cases, complete component definitions with types and descriptions, placeholder mappings for data flow between components, component connections and relationships, and links to related workflow operations like session management

A command for starting a workflow

A command for rerunning a workflow from an existing session

Publish an existing workflow DRAFT, making it available for production execution. Adds a comment and description to document the publication. Creates a new published version and increments the draft version number.

Unpublish an existing workflow, making it unavailable for normal execution. This changes the status of the currently published version and makes only the draft version available. Useful for taking workflows offline for any reason.

Update workflow name and/or description. Only provided fields will be updated, omitted fields will remain unchanged.

Get a paginated list of all execution sessions for a workflow, including session IDs, status, timestamps, and execution mode. Can filter between production and test runs of draft workflows. Returns user-friendly messages when no sessions exist, with pagination support for workflows with many execution histories.

JSON representation of a Workflow Session

Immediately stop and terminate an entire workflow session, ending execution of all active components and preventing any further processing. Useful for canceling long-running workflows or stopping erroneous executions. Returns confirmation of termination status.

Selectively terminate a specific component thread within a workflow session while allowing other components to continue running. Provides granular control over workflow execution by targeting individual components or threads. Useful for stopping problematic components without affecting the entire workflow.

Restart execution of a failed component and continue the workflow from that point forward. Automatically resumes processing from the specified component using existing session data and placeholder values. Essential for recovering from transient failures or errors without restarting the entire workflow.

Get a filtered list of task summaries with comprehensive filter options including text search, workflow filtering, status filtering, date range filtering, and pagination support. Returns task details with names, descriptions, URLs, workflow information, and navigation links for easy task management and tracking.

Get a paginated list of available forms including form names, URLs, associated workflow IDs and names. Returns form metadata with pagination support for easy form discovery and access. Useful for finding forms that users can submit or access.

Get a paginated list of all tables for the authenticated client. Returns table summaries including table IDs, names, and pagination controls for browsing through all available tables.

Retrieve detailed information about a specific table including its ID, name, and complete column definitions. Provides the full schema and metadata for the specified table.

Create a new Table with the given name and columns

Add a column to an existing table.

Rename a column in an existing table.

Delete a column from an existing table.

Delete a component from a draft workflow, removing all links to and from the component.