prompt_actions — module reference
Rendered from the module's own manifest, and from nothing written by hand. What the module does is its own page.
| Module id | prompt_actions |
| Name | Prompt Actions |
| Version | 1.0.0 |
| Ships from | @endora-commerce/mod-prompt-actions |
| Licence | MIT |
Activation
An operator switches this module on and off on /platform/modules. The choice is the setting prompt_actions.activation, and it defaults to on.
Dependencies
| Module | Binding | What it means |
|---|---|---|
_i18n | yes | installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module |
_lifecycle | yes | installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module |
admin_roles | yes | installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module |
auth | yes | installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module |
credentials | yes | installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module |
settings | yes | installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module |
Permissions
| Code | Label | Also needs |
|---|---|---|
prompt_actions:use | Use the prompt assistant | — |
Command palette
None.
Settings
| Code | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|
prompt_actions.activation | Prompt actions enabled | boolean |
prompt_actions.bulk_limit | Bulk operation limit | number |
prompt_actions.enabled | Assistant enabled | boolean |
prompt_actions.llm_credentials | LLM credentials | credential_ref |
Translations
Bundles at i18n inside the module, one file per shipped language.
Operator commands
None.