Elaichi Workflows API

The Workflows API from Elaichi — 55 operation(s) for workflows.

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Operations 63

GET /automation List workflows #
POST /automation Create a workflow #
GET /automation/examples Suggested workflows for the caller #
POST /automation/validate Validate a definition before creating a workflow #
GET /automation/{id} Get a workflow #
PATCH /automation/{id} Update a workflow's name, description or enabled switch #
DELETE /automation/{id} Delete a workflow #
PUT /automation/{id}/draft Save a workflow draft #
POST /automation/{id}/draft/discard Throw the draft away and go back to the live version #
GET /automation/{id}/draft/head The draft's current revision #
POST /automation/{id}/validate Validate this workflow's draft (or a candidate definition) #
POST /automation/{id}/publish Publish the workflow's current draft #
GET /automation/{id}/version List a workflow’s published versions #
GET /automation/{id}/version/{vid} Get one published version, including its full definition #
POST /automation/{id}/version/{vid}/republish Re-publish an older version as the new latest version #
POST /automation/{id}/enable Enable a workflow #
POST /automation/{id}/disable Disable a workflow #
POST /automation/{id}/transfer Transfer ownership of a workflow #
POST /automation/{id}/share Share a workflow #
GET /automation/{id}/share List a workflow’s shares #
DELETE /automation/{id}/share/{aclId} Revoke a workflow share #
POST /automation/{id}/run Run a workflow manually #
GET /automation/{id}/run List a workflow’s runs #
POST /automation/{id}/dry-run Dry-run a workflow #
GET /automation/{id}/run/{runId} Get one run #
GET /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/step List a run’s steps #
GET /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/progress Where a run is, step by step #
GET /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/step/{seq} Get one run step, with its full output #
POST /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/retry Retry a failed run #
POST /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/cancel Cancel an active run #
GET /automation/{id}/state List a workflow’s persisted state entries #
GET /automation/{id}/webhook List a workflow’s webhook endpoints #
POST /automation/{id}/webhook/{triggerKey}/reveal Reveal a webhook secret once #
POST /automation/{id}/webhook/{triggerKey}/rotate Rotate a webhook secret #
PUT /automation/{id}/webhook/{triggerKey}/secret Set an hmac webhook secret #
GET /automation/{id}/webhook/{triggerKey}/sample List captured webhook samples #
GET /automation/{id}/webhook/{triggerKey}/sample/{sampleId} Get one captured webhook sample, with its payload #
DELETE /automation/{id}/webhook/{triggerKey}/sample/{sampleId} Delete one captured webhook sample #
GET /automation/{id}/approval List one workflow’s approvals #
GET /automation-approval List approvals across workflows #
POST /automation-approval/resolve-batch Approve or reject up to 50 pending approvals at once #
GET /automation-approval/{id}/next The next approval waiting on you after this one #
GET /automation-approval/{id} Get one approval #
GET /automation-approval/{id}/approver List who can resolve an approval #
POST /automation-approval/{id}/resolve Approve or reject a pending approval #
GET /automation/{id}/session List the runbook sessions of a workflow #
GET /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId} Get one runbook session #
GET /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId}/run List the runs of a session #
POST /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId}/run Start another run in a session #
GET /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId}/participant List the people who started runs in a session #
GET /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId}/artifact List the collection rows a session produced #
GET /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId}/message Preview the agent transcript of a session #
POST /automation/{id}/session/{sessionId}/close Close a session #
GET /automation/{id}/usage A workflow’s usage against its limits #
GET /automation-approval/{id}/vote List the votes on an approval #
GET /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/step/{seq}/transcript Read an agent step transcript #
GET /automation/models List the AI models an agent step can use #
GET /automation-slack/workspace List Slack workspaces a trigger can use #
GET /automation-slack/channel List Slack channels the app is in #
GET /automation/{id}/config Get a workflow config #
PUT /automation/{id}/config Update a workflow config (compare-and-swap) #
POST /automation/{id}/options List the options for an input or config field #
GET /automation/{id}/run/{runId}/warning List the warnings of a run #

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openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  title: Elaichi Workflows API
  version: 0.1.0
  description: 'Control-plane HTTP API for Elaichi, the MCP control plane for SaaS teams. Authenticate with an organization API token (create one in the Elaichi app under Settings → API tokens) sent as a bearer token, plus the `X-Organization-Id` header on org-scoped routes; the MCP and OAuth endpoints use their own protocols. A few actions are deliberately not available to an API token and must be done by a person in the Elaichi app: managing API and SCIM tokens, creating an organization, approving an access request, deleting an organization, and changing the two-factor requirement. The operations concerned say so. Endpoints used only by the Elaichi app itself (sign-in, consent screens, browser redirects, inbound webhooks) are not documented.'
servers:
- url: https://api.elaichi.ai
  description: Production
tags:


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