PACKAGES & FORMS

Automation packages and visual forms

Build reusable workflows and friendly forms across Windows and Linux.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Build repeatable operations

Compose saved PowerShell activities for Windows and Bash/Python activities for SSH hosts.
Pass structured JSON outputs between steps and choose targets dynamically.
Add conditional skips, loops, stop conditions and parallel work.
Store shared non-secret state in Data Store and retrieve secrets through Key Vault.

Design forms visually and save them in the form library.
Collect text, dropdown choices, toggles, checkboxes, radio/list selections, dates and times.
Display result tables, labels and progress alongside actionable controls.
Use field events and button actions to refresh choices and drive interactive workflows.

Expose a workflow as a named Trigger automation button.
Start packages manually, with cron, by webhook or from a monitoring event.
Inspect per-task output, errors and execution traces in Job History.
Cancel, retry or partially retry runs; use explicit failure handling for prerequisites.

Develop reusable PowerShell, Bash and Python activities.
Connect tasks in YAML packages and pass structured outputs into later steps.
Use conditions, loops, parallel execution and explicit error handling.
Dispatch work to Windows agents and SSH hosts from the same package.
Review outputs and failures in Job History, then cancel or retry when needed.
Set task-level targets, execution context, conditional skips and explicit failure behavior.
Inspect stdout, stderr, JSON outputs, exit codes and task traces.
Retry a whole run or supported failed portions, and cancel running work.
Reuse supported embedded tasks instead of writing custom scripts for every integration.

Use the visual Form Designer to place and resize controls.
Collect text, dropdowns, toggles, checkboxes, dates and times.
Display tables, progress and labels; populate choices from earlier outputs or activities.
Connect field changes and buttons to activities that update the form.
Expose the package as a named Trigger automation button.
Save designs in the form library and reuse them in packages.
Use radio/list selections, tables, progress indicators, labels and date/time controls.
Load choices from fixed JSON, earlier outputs or activity-driven queries.
Change visibility, required state, enabled state, fonts and geometry for individual controls.

Use camera capture, model analysis, notifications, live streams, email and Alexa tasks.
Query agents, read Key Vault values and persist non-secret package data.
Add forms, waits, conditions, jumps, stop steps and event-driven responses.
Run inline Bash/Python over SSH, coordinator-side PowerShell and managed software operations.
Follow the complete built-in task directory for targets, fields, examples and output contracts.

PUT IT TO WORK

Build reusable workflows and friendly forms across Windows and Linux. Keep the action and its outcome visible in the same workspace.

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