Start runs

Run linear defineWorkflow steps as one multi-step SDK Execution.

Use lunnoa.runs.start for a linear multi-step ad-hoc Execution (source: SDK) without deploying a workflow first. Each step is a catalogue action. The result is one Execution with a multi-step executionPath, not a soft batch or correlation id.

For a single catalogue action, prefer Run actions (actions.run). To persist a workflow in Automate, use the CLI.

Start from a definition or steps

start-run.ts

import { LunnoaClient, defineAction, defineWorkflow } from '@lunnoa/client';const lunnoa = new LunnoaClient({  baseUrl: process.env.LUNNOA_URL!,  apiKey: process.env.LUNNOA_API_KEY!,});const workflow = defineWorkflow({  slug: 'ping',  steps: [    {      use: defineAction({        id: 'http_action_send-request',        input: { method: 'GET', url: 'https://example.com' },      }),    },  ],});// Synchronous response: id, status, output, executionPathconst result = await lunnoa.runs.start(workflow);// Or wait until terminal / NEEDS_INPUTconst execution = await lunnoa.runs.startAndWait(workflow, {  expansion: ['executionPath', 'source'],});

You can also pass { steps, projectId?, name? } or a raw step array. Connection resolution per step matches actions.run: sole usable connection, else workspace default, else 400 with candidates.

Start runs

Start from a definition or steps

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