scoutos-labs

Fuzzy block. Assign exactly one label from a closed set to a text, with a bounded confidence and a one-sentence grounded reason.

Deterministic block. Emit the commit log for a revision range as one line per commit (hash, date, subject), oldest first.

Deterministic block. Read a workspace-relative text file; refuses absolute paths and anything that escapes the workspace.

Deterministic block. Write content to a workspace-relative path, creating parent directories. The workflow's write grants decide where it may land.

Compose a new Blocks workflow (*.workflow.json) from the block library for a stated problem. Use when asked to automate a repeatable task with blocks — inventory, wire, gate, validate, render, iterate until clean.

Execute a saved Blocks workflow deterministically. Use when asked to run a *.workflow.json — the CLI runs deterministic nodes; you act only as the oracle for fuzzy nodes and never improvise the DAG.

Fuzzy block. Approve or hold a release artifact. Answers must be signed by a key carrying the release-approver claim — the approval is recorded, attributable, and re-verifiable.

Fuzzy block. Approve or reject a candidate; requires a signing key with the fixture-approver claim.

Interact with Scout data platform API. Use when working with Scout collections, tables, documents, agents, drive storage, syncs, or usage. Supports CRUD operations on collections/tables/documents, agent management, file uploads/downloads, data sync configuration from various sources (web, Notion, Google Drive, etc.), and usage monitoring.

Execute and manage Scout workflows programmatically. Use when you need to run workflows, create revisions, or manage workflow lifecycle via API. Supports execution, streaming, and CLI-based deployment.