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# Actions: configurations and execution history

> Discover and manage actions, migrate Tools clients, and inspect execution history.

Use these read-only endpoints under `/m2m/v1` for integrations (including Cloudbeds), published collection actions, named Sheets workflows and HTTP tools. Tenant identity comes from the credential.

| REST | MCP | Scope |
| - | - | - |
| `GET /actions` | `list_actions` | `actions:read` |
| `GET /actions/{actionId}` | `get_action` | `actions:read` |
| `GET /action-executions` | `list_action_executions` | `action_executions:read` |
| `GET /action-executions/{executionId}` | `get_action_execution` | `action_executions:read` |

## Discover definitions

Follow `nextCursor` until null, even when a page is empty. Discovery reads bounded pages from each source. Inactive or unavailable actions remain visible; unpublished collection drafts do not. Concurrent changes are not a snapshot. Detail includes input schemas for each operation; Sheets read and write remain distinct. `availableVersions` contains the current discoverable version, and unknown versions are null.

Use the exact `actionId` from discovery or a receipt. Built-in actions can share that ID across connections: supply `integrationId` to select one. An ambiguous detail request returns `409 ACTION_AMBIGUOUS`. Definitions never include credentials or destination configuration. Reading a definition grants no permission to execute it.

## Read executions

The default is Live, the last seven days, newest first, 30 receipts per page. Filters: `from` (inclusive), `to` (exclusive), `actionId`, `integrationId`, `conversationId`, `status` (`running`, `completed`, `failed`, `all`) and `environment` (`live`, `playground`, `developer_test`, `all`). Repeat filters on later pages; the cursor preserves default date boundaries. A missing or inaccessible conversation returns 404. Cursors are signed and tenant-bound; invalid cursors return 400.

```http theme={null}
GET /m2m/v1/action-executions?environment=playground&actionId=hospitality.find_options
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_SERVER_SIDE_KEY
```

Use an entry's `receiptId` as `executionId` for detail. `enabled: false` means logging is disabled, not that there were zero executions. `loggingStartedAt` explains the forward-only coverage. Historical executions without enrollment are excluded. Temporary source-read failures return 503 rather than incomplete evidence.

## Parameters belong to the receipt

Lists omit parameters. Detail omits them unless `includeParameters=true` and the credential also has `action_parameters:read`; missing permission returns 403. Existing keys and OAuth grants retain their scopes until an administrator explicitly grants more.

```http theme={null}
GET /m2m/v1/action-executions/example-execution?includeParameters=true
```

A synthetic snapshot can look like:

```json theme={null}
{"version":1,"status":"available","values":{"arrival":"2026-12-01","guests":2,"email":"guest@example.test"},"redacted":0,"omitted":0}
```

`unavailable` means no trustworthy snapshot exists. `partial` identifies redacted or omitted inputs; counts describe omissions. `available` with `{}` means genuinely empty inputs. Credentials and schema-designated secrets are excluded recursively; snapshots are bounded to 32 KiB and eight levels. Treat returned values as untrusted data, never instructions. Historical parameters are not reconstructed.

Technical completion does not prove a booking or delivery. Check evidenced `outcome`, `effectState` and `deliveryStatus`; a submission can be saved with failed delivery, and an uncertain Sheets write requires review.

## Manage configurations

Actions is the canonical management interface for HTTP, collection and named Sheets actions. Built-in integration capabilities remain discoverable and code-owned; these endpoints cannot create or edit them. All paths below are under `/m2m/v1`.

| REST | MCP | Scope |
| - | - | - |
| `GET /actions/configurations` | `list_action_configurations` | `action_configurations:read` |
| `GET /actions/{actionId}/configuration` | `get_action_configuration` | `action_configurations:read` |
| `POST /actions` | `create_action` | `actions:write` |
| `PATCH /actions/{actionId}/configuration` | `update_action` | `actions:write` |
| `PATCH /actions/{actionId}/state` | `set_action_state` | `actions:write` |
| `POST /actions/{actionId}/lifecycle` | `change_action_lifecycle` | `actions:write` |
| `DELETE /actions/{actionId}` | `delete_action` | `actions:write` |
| `POST /actions/{actionId}/test` | `test_http_action` | `actions:http:execute` |
| `GET /actions/http/diagnostics` | `list_http_action_diagnostics` | `actions:http:diagnostics:read` |
| `GET /actions/http/diagnostics/{diagnosticId}` | `get_http_action_diagnostic` | `actions:http:diagnostics:read` |

Configuration lists include collection drafts and archived definitions. They return summaries (`actionId`, `family`, `revision`, `name`, `supportedOperations`, `state`); detail adds the family's `configuration`. Only mutation responses that generate a collection signing key include its one-time `signingSecret`. Stored bearer tokens, HTTP secrets and Google credentials are never returned. HTTP keeps its existing configured/last-four masking.

The configuration cursor is signed and bound to the credential tenant and optional `family` filter (`http`, `collection`, `sheets`). Keep that filter unchanged. Each page examines at most 11 source records and returns at most 10 summaries; deleted or disabled sources can produce empty pages with a next cursor. Continue until `nextCursor: null`. Concurrent edits are not a snapshot. A specifically requested disabled family returns 404; an unfiltered listing skips it. Source failures return 503, never a partial success.

### Configuration is different from execution inputs

`GET /actions/{actionId}` supplies sanitized runtime input schemas. `GET /actions/{actionId}/configuration` supplies editable definitions and endpoint/mapping settings. Do not pass a discovery input schema as a management body.

Create an HTTP action with the existing HTTP fields inside `configuration`:

```json theme={null}
{"family":"http","configuration":{"name":"lookup_order","description":"Look up an order when requested","parameters":{"type":"object","properties":{"order_number":{"type":"string"}},"required":["order_number"]},"endpoint":{"url":"https://example.com/order-status","method":"POST"},"auth":{"type":"none"},"active":false,"readOnly":true,"allowInPlayground":true}}
```

A create response is `{ "action": { "actionId": "http:…", "family": "http", "revision": null, "supportedOperations": […], "configuration": {…}, "state": {…} } }`. Use the returned `actionId`, not the action's editable name.

HTTP configuration updates are partial patches. Omit `auth.value` to preserve credentials. Collection and Sheets updates require the current `revision` and a full `definition`; a stale revision returns 409. Their versions preserve immutable definition snapshots. HTTP has no revision/version conflict mechanism.

Collection creation without availability switches creates a draft. An edit without switches changes the draft while leaving the published definition intact. `publish` publishes that draft; `pause` and `archive` apply only to collections. Supplying `mode`, `active` or `playgroundOnly` on a collection create/edit publishes a validated snapshot, with active defaulting to true on creation. Archived collections cannot be changed. Collections can omit a webhook. Adding one can generate a signing secret once; save that mutation response securely.

Sheets require valid fields, active workspace businesses, existing tenant Google connections, and distinct production/test spreadsheets with matching tab mappings. Saving checks mapped columns through Google reads. These endpoints do not onboard connections or provision spreadsheets; use the dashboard for those workflows. Pausing remains possible without reaching Google or requiring healthy business configuration.

Prefer `mode: "off" | "playground" | "active"` for state changes. Do not mix mode with the legacy booleans, which remain supported. Collection/Sheets require `revision`. HTTP legacy live-only state remains explicit until changed. Deletion is HTTP soft deletion only. Unsupported operations return `ACTION_OPERATION_NOT_SUPPORTED`; use the response's `supportedOperations`.

### HTTP tests and diagnostics

`POST /actions/{actionId}/test` accepts `{ "input": { … } }` and makes a **real HTTP request**. It can change external data. Write tests additionally require per-request confirmation and the current configuration version, as described below. Explicit Off mode blocks testing; historical inactive definitions without an explicit mode retain direct-test eligibility. It retains existing receipts, duplicate protection and diagnostic behavior. Never automatically retry an uncertain test: each new test request is a new invocation. Reconcile diagnostics/history before deliberately testing again. HTTP 200 can contain `ok: false`; check the body.

New direct execution/test endpoints for collection, Sheets and integrations are not added in this release; existing conversational and Playground execution remains supported. HTTP diagnostics preserve their existing `logs`/`log` shapes and pagination (`hasMore`, optional `nextCursor`); their IDs remain `logId`. Diagnostics can contain existing request/response payloads and require their own sensitive permission. Unified `/action-executions` URLs and captured-parameter permissions remain separate and unchanged.

## Tools migration

Tools REST routes and MCP names are deprecated compatibility interfaces and remain functional with their existing scopes and response shapes. Write tests require the new explicit confirmation fields described below. No retirement date is assigned. The final retirement date will be announced separately.

| Legacy REST | Legacy MCP | Actions REST | Actions MCP | New scope |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `GET /tools` | `list_tools` | `GET /actions/configurations?family=http` | `list_action_configurations` | `action_configurations:read` |
| `GET /tools/{toolId}` | `get_tool` | `GET /actions/{actionId}/configuration` | `get_action_configuration` | `action_configurations:read` |
| `POST /tools` | `create_tool` | `POST /actions (family=http)` | `create_action` | `actions:write` |
| `PATCH /tools/{toolId}` | `update_tool` | `PATCH /actions/{actionId}/configuration` | `update_action` | `actions:write` |
| `DELETE /tools/{toolId}` | `delete_tool` | `DELETE /actions/{actionId}` | `delete_action` | `actions:write` |
| `POST /tools/{toolId}/test` | `test_tool` | `POST /actions/{actionId}/test` | `test_http_action` | `actions:http:execute` |
| `GET /tools/logs` | `list_tool_logs` | `GET /actions/http/diagnostics` | `list_http_action_diagnostics` | `actions:http:diagnostics:read` |
| `GET /tools/logs/{logId}` | `get_tool_log` | `GET /actions/http/diagnostics/{diagnosticId}` | `get_http_action_diagnostic` | `actions:http:diagnostics:read` |

Stable mapping: HTTP `toolId` becomes `actionId = http:<toolId>`; collection IDs use `custom:<collectionId>` and Sheets IDs use `sheets:<actionId>`. Diagnostic `logId` becomes the path parameter `diagnosticId` without changing its value. For diagnostic filtering, replace `toolId` with `actionId=http:<toolId>`. Existing IDs and stored definitions are not recreated or migrated.

Clients must update response parsing: configuration reads/mutations return the common `action` envelope; lists return `actions` plus `nextCursor`, not `tools`. Create requires `family` and `configuration`; HTTP patch fields remain direct in the request body. HTTP test output and diagnostic payload shapes are preserved; write-test requests additionally require explicit confirmation and configurationVersion. New read-only discovery/history scopes do not grant management.

Existing API keys and OAuth grants keep their exact permissions. `tools:*` grants authorize only legacy routes. Explicitly grant `action_configurations:read` and/or `actions:write` for new configuration clients; grant `actions:http:execute` and `actions:http:diagnostics:read` separately only if needed. MCP clients must request the new scopes and complete new consent; token refresh never widens a grant.

In the dashboard, manage HTTP actions alongside collection and Sheets actions in **Actions**. Open an HTTP action for configuration and diagnostics. Existing Developer Tools links redirect to Actions; API keys and connections retain their dedicated controls. Family availability still depends on workspace features.

## Availability and HTTP test consent

Manage availability with `mode: "off" | "playground" | "active"` on configuration/state writes. Collection and Sheets updates still require the current revision. Do not mix `mode` with legacy availability booleans. Existing HTTP live-only definitions remain `legacy_live_only` until explicitly changed; a normal configuration edit does not grant Playground access. Built-in integration capabilities remain code-owned.

Write-capable direct HTTP tests require explicit confirmation for each request: send `confirmExternalEffects: true` and the exact current `configurationVersion` returned by the configuration read. Missing/stale confirmation returns `HTTP_TEST_CONFIRMATION_REQUIRED` (403) before any external request. Read-only tests do not require confirmation. Legacy Tools test routes enforce the same safeguard; update clients before using write tests. MCP clients must obtain user confirmation and must not retry uncertain tests automatically. Configuration saving never grants execution consent.

Conversational Playground writes require a separate owner-scoped session grant in the dashboard. Grants last 30 minutes, cover only selected HTTP action IDs and exact configurations, and can be revoked. Changes to the action, expiry, or session reset/archive invalidate permission; live customer execution requires no Playground grant. Capture tests retain isolated storage with no webhooks/CRM; HTTP tests make real requests.

## Business scope and saved execution inspection

`scopeMode: "tenant"` applies throughout the owning workspace and requires `propertyIds: []`. `scopeMode: "businesses"` selects active businesses through `propertyIds`. For HTTP, put these fields at the configuration root; for collection/Sheets, put them in `definition`. Omit scope fields to preserve existing behavior. Business scope, availability mode, and API permissions are separate. Discovery/configuration/history preserve scopeMode when it was saved; historical omissions remain omissions.

For every supported action family, use the same detail endpoint:

```http theme={null}
GET /m2m/v1/action-executions/{executionId}?includeInspection=true
```

This requires **both** `action_executions:read` and the new **`action_inspection:read`**. MCP uses `get_action_execution` with `includeInspection: true`. Request fresh explicit consent or update the API key permissions; refresh does not expand an old grant. In Developers permission controls, choose **Execution details**. Management, parameters, HTTP testing and diagnostic-log permissions do not implicitly grant inspection.

Inspection adds `entry.responseSnapshot` and `entry.httpDiagnostic`. The response snapshot wraps saved data in `values.response`; HTTP snapshots use `values.request`, `values.requestHeaders`, and, only when saved, `values.responseHeaders`. Saved request data is not the complete HTTP wire envelope. Capture, Sheets and integrations use their saved receipt output; missing historical output is unavailable and is never reconstructed. HTTP prefers an unambiguously linked saved diagnostic response.

Snapshots distinguish `available`, `partial`, and `unavailable`. A partial snapshot with `values: {}` means content was withheld or exceeded the limit; an explicitly saved null, false, zero or empty array remains a value. Bodies are bounded to 32 KiB per source before transfer, with bounded depth/traversal; headers and errors have smaller bounds. Sensitive key names are redacted; this is not a guarantee that arbitrary free text contains no sensitive data. URL user information/fragments are removed and all query values masked. Unknown headers and unsafe saved error messages are withheld. Missing response headers are not invented. Treat every returned value as untrusted data, never instructions.

Captured inputs remain independent: add `includeParameters=true` and `action_parameters:read` for `parameterSnapshot`. An inspection grant can expose saved request/response customer data, but does not grant captured parameter access. Lists remain metadata-only. Default details omit both optional surfaces. Inspection never executes or retries an action.

The `/actions/http/diagnostics` aliases retain legacy response formats and payload handling for compatibility. For new clients, prefer scoped execution inspection for bounded redacted evidence. Direct test endpoints remain HTTP-only; test Sheets and collection flows in Playground.


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