Node catalog

Every kind of node in a Loop: triggers, data sources, agents, human checkpoints, actions, and displays.

A node is the unit of a Loop. Every node belongs to a category, has typed input and output ports, and carries a small config form rendered from the shared registry. Loops is in Beta, so the catalog is still growing.

Triggers

Triggers seed runs. Every Loop needs at least one.

  • trigger.manual: fires when you click Run. No payload.
  • trigger.cron: fires on a five-field cron schedule. The loops:tick CronJob scans every five minutes for due schedules.
  • trigger.event: fires on a CRM event (lead.created, lead.statusChanged, lead.assigned, deal.stageChanged, deal.won, deal.lost). The payload carries the event entity ids.

Data

Data nodes gather rows.

  • data.leadSearch: pulls leads matching a filter from the org CRM.
  • data.propertySearch.resales: queries Resales Online for properties matching a price / bedrooms / city filter.
  • data.filter: passes items downstream that match a simple predicate.

Agents

Agent nodes wrap managed agents. Each one drafts proposals that flow into a downstream human.approve node; no agent writes to the CRM directly.

  • agent.personalizedEmail: drafts a personalised email per input lead.
  • agent.reengageStaleLead: drafts a re-engagement email for each lead in an input list that has gone quiet.
  • agent.qualifyLead: triages a new lead by proposing a status, tags, and a short note.

Human checkpoints

These pause the run.

  • human.review: renders inputs as tickable cards; resume produces the chosen subset.
  • human.approve: queues each input as a proposal in the approval inbox; on approve the matching CRM mutation fires.

Actions

Terminal nodes that mutate the CRM through the same service path a user would call manually. Each one returns the executed entity for downstream chaining.

  • action.sendEmail: sends each draft email.
  • action.changeStatus: sets a lead's CRM status.
  • action.createTask: creates a follow-up task per lead.
  • action.addTag: adds tags to leads.
  • action.createNote: adds a note to leads.

Displays

Display nodes are dual-mode. Connected to an upstream output, they render that data; left unconnected, they fall back to a live React Query that mirrors the dashboard pane equivalent.

  • display.leadList: a filtered table of leads.
  • display.powerDial: a calling queue.
  • display.dealBoard: a kanban of deals.
  • display.taskList: a bucketed list of tasks.
  • display.email: a composer.
  • display.inbox: the approval inbox.

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