Config
11 pages.
The cross-cutting settings an app declares in one place — the app config object. Two kinds live here: the external providers and credentials your app…
`app.McpServer` exposes your app to an MCP client (an AI agent) as a set of tools. Tools are grouped into named `Catalogs`, each gated by a…
`app.OAuthClients` declares the third-party OAuth providers your app uses — for signing users in (Login) and for connecting to an external API on a…
`app.Ui` nominates the app's own components for the "system surfaces" the platform would otherwise render a bare fallback for — the connection-loss…
`app.Audit` configures the app's audit trails — WHO may read each one, and whether it is recorded at all. The platform keeps six trails on by default…
Classifications map a data-sensitivity level (a `DataClass` — PII, Financial, Secret, …) to the `[Role]` members allowed to read fields marked at…
`app.Secrets` declares the named secrets your app uses — API keys, tokens, client secrets. Each is `new Secret("Name")`, optionally `{ UserScoped =…
`app.Embedding` declares the embedding model the app uses to turn text into vectors for semantic search over `[Searchable]` fields (see…
`app.Memory` tells search what an identifier looks like in YOUR data — an order number, a part code, an SKU. Search already spots identifier-shaped…
`app.Config` declares your app's per-environment settings — values that differ between development and production, like an invite base URL or a…
`app.Workflow` declares how long the app keeps FINISHED workflow runs. Without it a completed run is kept for ever, along with everything it owns —…