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run_jinx

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Execute a jinx by name (already loaded on the team) or by filesystem path (e.g. a freshly created_jinx that isn't yet registered), passing input values as a JSON object. Returns the jinx's output field or the full context dict. Use this to run a jinx you just wrote without exiting the session.

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run_jinx

Execute a jinx by name (already loaded on the team) or by filesystem path (e.g. a freshly created_jinx that isn't yet registered), passing input values as a JSON object. Returns the jinx's output field or the full context dict. Use this to run a jinx you just wrote without exiting the session.

Inputs

  • jinx_ref
  • input_values (default: '{}')

Steps

Usage

/run_jinx jinx_ref=run_jinx input_values={"jinx_ref": "<value>", "input_values": "{}"}