Event-driven automation rules — subscribe to platform events (email arrivals, schedule ticks, custom signals) and run multi-step actions across other extensions when conditions match.
What this app can do
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List Automations5 tok
List automation rules with full detail: who owns each one (user_id), when it was created, its trigger event and cron schedule, run counters, success rate and current failure. Filter by owner (admins), status, event type, free text, creation date range, or narrow to scheduled/failing/never-triggered rules.
Get Automation Details15 tok
Get EVERY detail of one automation rule: its owner (user_id), when it was created, the exact trigger event and cron schedule, the resolved action, cooldown, notification mode, run counters, success rate, last run and current error. Admins can inspect ANY user's rule by id.
Create Automation5 tok
Create a new automation rule from rules.available_events skeleton.
Update AutomationFree
Edit an existing automation rule in place (prompt/schedule/cooldown/status) without delete+recreate; preserves rule_id and stats.
Pause Automation5 tok
Pause an active automation rule temporarily.
Resume Automation5 tok
Resume a paused automation rule. Resets trigger count.
Delete Automation5 tok
Permanently delete an automation rule.
Automation OwnersFree
Break automation rules down BY OWNER: how many each user has, how many are active / paused / failing / never-triggered / scheduled, their total runs and failures, and when they created their first and last rule. Answers 'whose automations are these' and 'who is generating load'.
Bulk Automation ActionFree
Pause, resume or DELETE several automation rules in one call. Target them by explicit rule_ids, or select them with the same filters as list_automations (owner, status, event, text, never-triggered, failing). Always run with dry_run=true first to see exactly what would be affected. Admins may act on other users' rules.