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FAQ

Short answers, each pointing at the page that has the long one. Nothing here is promised that the product does not do today.

Is this no-code?

No. It is configuration plus ordinary JS. The calls, the texts, the mappings and the prompts are configuration; the logic between them is a script. See What this platform is.

Can an AI build my integration?

An agent with the authoring skill built the one in the case study alone, and said what it could not verify. It works within a token that cannot touch a credential and cannot reach production. See The loop.

Does it support GraphQL?

A GraphQL API is called through an http function whose POST body carries the query and its variables. There is no GraphQL function type.

Which models can a script call?

The llm function type reaches these providers: anthropic, echo — the second answers deterministically without a key, for building and testing. A model’s answer is input for your script to validate.

What happens on a 429?

By default the call is repeated in place. Name the status as a long wait and the whole run is parked for the time the far end asked, up to 24 hours, holding nothing open. See Connections and functions.

Is a call ever made twice?

A continued run never repeats a call it already made: the outcome was recorded before the run went on. A run interrupted in the middle of a call is stopped and reported, unless that function is marked safe to repeat. See Limits and safety.

Does it refresh my OAuth token?

On OAuth 2 and JWT connections a 401 refreshes the token once and re-sends the call, never in a loop. Other kinds return the 401 as-is.

Is everything encrypted?

Registered secrets are encrypted at rest and bound to their place. Scripts, configuration, run records and datasets are stored in plain form on the volume; encrypting the disk is the operator’s job. See What the platform holds for you.

Can I run it in my own network?

Not in the beta: the installation is one box, and outbound calls to private addresses are denied unless allowed — and the installation’s network is not yours. See In the beta.

Is there single sign-on?

Not for the authoring interface. Sign-in is a password and an authenticator. Your own app users sign in at your environment with a password.

How fast is it?

This site does not claim a number. Every tenant runs under ceilings, work is queued fairly, and a run is written down as it goes — the product’s stance is safe execution and traceability over raw speed.

Where do I ask?

office@lengauer.biz. Say which tenant, which environment and, for a run, its id.

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