CONTROL REFERENCE

Know what each control does.

Look up a button, field, or menu by the screen you’re using. Essentials explains the action and its consequences in plain language. Technical details adds the behavior developers need.

Home, sign-in & account controls

Learn what each navigation link, account action, and first-prompt control does.

Chat, sessions, models, and file controls

Choose a conversation and model, give the assistant context, queue instructions, and navigate its replies.

Chat approvals, questions, goals, and recovery

Respond to the assistant’s requests for decisions, connect an agent account, manage goals, and recover interrupted work.

Usage & pricing controls

Inspect account allowances, customize a cloud bundle, and review resource purchases before paying.

Factory settings & machine controls

Rename a factory, choose its coding agent, manage machine resources, and understand deletion scope.

Overview, health, and recovery-screen controls

Review your application’s activity, investigate problems, and check resource health.

Frontend publishing and traffic controls

Publish pushed code, inspect deployments, understand deployment warnings, and read production traffic measurements.

Preview, network, and console controls

Navigate your app as you build, check screen sizes, investigate requests and errors, and understand when a test sends a real request.

Code editor, file browser, and Git controls

Understand the full development editor, the read-only source viewer, and the actions that save files or push them to Git.

Embedded editor menu reference

Look up file commands, text editing, navigation, debugging, and terminal actions in Rumata’s full code editor.

Activity creation and deployment controls

Find reusable actions, create a Python activity, configure its inputs, and inspect builds and deployments.

Built-in activity field reference

Every declared field in the built-in database, file-storage, app-login, and app-registration activity forms.

Workflow list, canvas, and version controls

Find an automation, edit its steps, understand Save and Create, and manage versions and data contracts.

Add a step: palette and webhook controls

Choose the right kind of automation step, find built-in activities, and understand what a service webhook configures.

Workflow trigger and schedule controls

Choose how a workflow starts, define its HTTP route, manage a server schedule, and control execution history.

Workflow step settings and data controls

Configure activity calls, HTTP requests, conditions, waits, field transformations, and reusable input controls.

AI workflow step and connector controls

Choose an AI model, tools, output format, and payer, or configure a service connector’s operation and credentials.

Connector operations and every input field

Look up the operation names, required fields, examples, credentials, and request details in Rumata’s seeded connector catalog.

Workflow run and performance controls

Prepare a test request, execute a saved workflow, and investigate outcomes, timing, and individual steps.

File storage controls

Browse buckets, preview files, upload content, share temporary links, and understand move, overwrite, and deletion behavior.

Secret controls

Add or update secrets, manage access, and find the references your workflows use.

Groups, invitations, and access controls

Understand who belongs to a group, which resources it can use, and when permission changes take effect.

Database editor controls

Find a table, build or save a query, inspect results, and understand exactly when a database action changes your data.

Table, diagram and schema-editing controls

Explore real table structure, arrange the schema diagram, and review SQL before applying a schema change.

Database operations and recovery controls

Understand database sleep, capacity, access, backup, and recovery before applying a change.

System Explorer guides

Use these when a task calls for a closer look. The User Manual introduces each topic in context.