console

Relays

Relays is where your app's automations live: each relay is one sentence saying what starts it and what it does. Start one from a template, read every time it fired, and pause it whenever you need it to wait.

The walk

The room

  1. Open Relays to see every relay your app runs, each one said as a sentence: what starts it and what it does.

    Open Relays to see every relay your app runs, each one said as a sentence: what starts it and what it does.

A new relay

  1. Choose New relay and start from a template: pick what should happen, and the definition fills in.

    Choose New relay and start from a template: pick what should happen, and the definition fills in.
  2. Change the definition to fit your app, then choose Create relay, and copy the secrets it shows, because they are shown once.

One relay

  1. Open a relay to see its sentence, whether it is running, and when it last fired.

    Open a relay to see its sentence, whether it is running, and when it last fired.
  2. Scroll to Events: every time it fires lands here as a row, with how each of its actions went.

    Scroll to Events: every time it fires lands here as a row, with how each of its actions went.
  3. Choose Edit definition to change what it does, field by field, right in the card: it runs on the new definition from its next trigger.

    Choose Edit definition to change what it does, field by field, right in the card: it runs on the new definition from its next trigger.
  4. Choose Pause to hold it: its events are still recorded, and they wait until you resume.

    Choose Pause to hold it: its events are still recorded, and they wait until you resume.

What it refuses and why

These are the console's own words when a change can't be saved or a request can't go through.

  • actions[1].amount must be a whole number from 1 to 10,000 credits

    A relay's grant stays within a size you can read back at a glance, the same ceiling as a grant made by hand.

What relays can do and every trigger and action: Relays.