Connect Knack and Openlayer

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• Trigger
  New View Record

  Fires when a new record appears in a Knack page view — polls a view's records (respects the view's access control and filters), the view-based counterpart to New Record.

• Action
  Create Record

  Add a new record to a Knack object. Provide field values as a JSON object keyed by field key (e.g. field_1).

• Action
  Create View Record

  create a record through a view, including inserting a connected record (view-based)

• Action
  Delete Record

  Delete a record from a Knack object by ID.

• Action
  Delete View Record

  delete a record through a view (view-based)

• Action
  Get Record

  Retrieve a single record by ID from a Knack object.

• Action
  Get View Record

  Retrieve a single record through a page view by its ID — returns only the fields exposed by the view and respects the view's access control, the view-based counterpart to Get Record.

• Action
  List Records

  Retrieve records from a Knack object, with optional paging and filters.

• Action
  List View Records

  retrieve records through a view (view-based, applies view permissions/filters)

• Action
  Update Record

  Update an existing record in a Knack object by ID.

• Action
  Update View Record

  update a record through a view (view-based)

• Action
  Upload File or Image

  upload a file or image asset to associate with a record field

• Trigger
  New Project

  Triggers when a new project is created in your Openlayer workspace.

• Trigger
  New Test Result

  Triggers when a new test result is available for a data source. Useful for alerting on passing or failing model tests.

• Action
  Create Data Source

  Creates a new data source in a project for streaming production data to Openlayer.

• Action
  Create Project

  Creates a new AI or ML project in your Openlayer workspace.

• Action
  Create Test

  Creates a data quality test in a project. Checks for duplicate rows, null values, or row counts.

• Action
  Delete Inference Pipeline

  Delete an inference pipeline by its ID.

• Action
  Delete Project

  Delete a project by its ID.

• Action
  Delete Test

  Delete a test by its ID.

• Action
  Evaluate Test

  Evaluates a test for a specific time range. Use after publishing records to get immediate results.

• Action
  Find Data Source

  Finds a data source (inference pipeline) by name in a project.

• Action
  Find Project

  Finds a project by name in your Openlayer workspace.

• Action
  Find Test Result

  Finds test results for a data source, including whether each test passed or failed. Filter by outcome or test type to branch an automation on the result.

• Action
  Get Inference Pipeline

  Retrieve the details around a specific inference pipeline.

• Action
  Get Project

  Retrieves one project by its id. Openlayer has no single-project endpoint, so this reads the workspace's first 100 projects and returns the one matching the id.

• Action
  Get Test

  Retrieve a test by ID.

• Action
  Get Test Result

  Retrieves one test result by its id. Openlayer has no single-result endpoint, so this reads the data source's 100 most recent results and returns the matching one.

• Action
  List Inference Pipelines

  List the authenticated user's inference pipelines under a project.

• Action
  List Projects

  Lists the projects in your Openlayer workspace, optionally narrowed to one kind of project. Returns up to 100 projects.

• Action
  List Test Results

  List all results for a test/goal under an inference pipeline.

• Action
  List Tests

  Lists the tests in a project, optionally narrowed by kind, archived state or monitoring mode. Returns up to 100 tests.

• Action
  Publish Record

  Publishes an LLM inference record to a data source for monitoring. Streams the model input, output, and metadata to Openlayer.

• Action
  Update Inference Pipeline

  Update an inference pipeline.

• Action
  Update Project

  Update a project.

• Action
  Update Test

  Update a test (partial updates allowed).

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