Application Model
The features and components of a thunk
13 articles
- Thunk Application ModelUnderstand the components of the application model
- Workflow PlanThe process structure that anchors the workflow definition
- Format a list property: add views with their own filter, fields, and layoutAdd named views to a list property, each with its own filter, fields, and table or list layout, and choose which view it opens on
- Structure Types and the Type LibraryDefine a data shape once as a Structure Type in the Type Library, then reuse it for work item columns, custom tool inputs and outputs, and inside other types.
- Control when a step runs and proceedsUse Workflow Options — Step Run Condition and Step Finish Condition — to control when a step runs and when it proceeds
- Scheduled work on workflow stepsConfigure recurring timer runs on a workflow step, narrow which work items fire, and test scheduled behavior
- AI InstructionsUnderstand the various components of AI Instructions
- AI ToolsAI tools extend the capabilities and connectivity of your AI agents
- Conditional tool availabilityLimit which AI tools a workflow step can use based on the current work item's property values
- Map a tool's inputs and outputs to the work itemWhen a step would copy large work-item values through a tool call, map those fields onto the step's properties instead.
- Content FoldersCurated collections of documents to ground your AI agents with relevant information
- Users and Access ControlsUnderstand the roles in a thunk, add or remove people, and transfer ownership
- Thunk work logKeep titled notes on what changed in a thunk and why, visible only to the Owner and Admins