Runs in the tenant
Functions and shared code libraries execute in the tenant runtime, so adding backend behavior does not require provisioning a separate application server.
Product / Run logic
Add tenant-resident logic and shared libraries where data operations are not enough.
Functions and shared code libraries execute in the tenant runtime, so adding backend behavior does not require provisioning a separate application server.
Privileged operations, integration credentials, and domain rules stay out of the browser bundle.
Entity writes made during a run join that run's transaction and roll back together, with explicit commit checkpoints when a long operation needs one.
One function is reachable from workflows, entity triggers, the CLI, and authorized agent tools through the same contract.
Each entry links to its reference page, generated from the same documentation the CLI and the MCP server return.
runWfFunctionExecutes a specific workflow function directly by name or ID.
testWfFunctionTests a workflow function without saving it to the GSB backend.
The guide covers the working shape of this capability, including request payloads, limits, and failure handling.
Query and transactionally save related data through one permission-aware entity contract.
Enforce identity, tenancy, and record-level authorization at the data layer instead of in the interface.
Describe durable, inspectable processes instead of hiding state in glue code.
Turn governed multilingual content into stored files, PDFs, and email sent under your own identity.
Give a coding agent the same contract as your team, bounded by the same permissions.