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datex-studio-runtime

datex-studio-runtime

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About datex-studio-runtime

A reference skill for Datex Studio runtime semantics and execution, intended for component-creator skills that need specific documentation. Its index covers runtime globals, calling rules, control types, and scheduled jobs; it is a library rather than a workflow.

Key features

  1. 01Index runtime reference documents
  2. 02Describe platform-injected globals
  3. 03Document execution tiers and call rules
  4. 04Cover control types and configuration
  5. 05Reference scheduled-job APIs

Use cases

  1. 01Find runtime globals available to flow code
  2. 02Check call restrictions between execution tiers
  3. 03Look up control configuration or scheduled-job semantics

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/datex/skills --skill datex-studio-runtime

After installing, type/datex-studio-runtimein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

calling-conventions.md
control-types.md
runtime-globals.md
scheduled-jobs.md

Details

From the project README

Datex Studio — Runtime Semantics & Execution Model

This skill is a library, not a workflow. The Datex Studio component-creator skills cite the files here via relative paths (e.g. ../datex-studio-runtime/calling-conventions.md). It exists as its own skill so that npx skills / skills.sh install it alongside its consumers — sibling non-skill directories are not copied by those tools.

When this skill is relevant

You're following a Datex Studio component-creator skill and it points you here. Read only the specific reference file the parent skill named — do not preload the whole tree.

If you're asked a runtime question that isn't already scoped to a more specific skill (e.g. "can an action call a function?", "what's the tier rule for datasources?", "what's $utils.isDefined semantics?", "what fields does codeBoxConfig have?"), use the index below to find the right file.

Reference index

  • runtime-globals.md — Platform-injected globals reference table (every $... global the platform exposes inside flow code, with shape and tier restrictions) and the $utils helper notable semantics (isDefined is collection-aware; isDefinedTrimmed is whitespace-aware).
  • calling-conventions.md — The three execution tiers (functions / actions / UI components), the caller→callee allow/deny matrix per tier, datasource tier rule, storage tier rule ($db is function-tier only), the generic CRUD action set (crud_create_entity / crud_update_entity / crud_delete_entity in the Utilities package).
  • control-types.md — controlConfig.type values across forms / editors / hub filters / grid cells; sibling-config-blocks-stay-null rule; declarative-string-slot encoding via cross-link to ../datex-studio-conventions/file-format.md; dynamic mutation via flow code on the $<container>.fields.<id>.control.<prop> surface; detailed codeBox section plus stubs for textBox, numberBox, dateBox, checkBox, selectBox, button, label, text, image, draw, progressBar, matrix.
  • scheduled-jobs.md — $services.jobs in depth: submission vs schedule API surface (.submit, .schedule.create/update/list/activate/deactivate), ScheduleConcurrency, schedule-name discipline, the idempotent initialize + enable/disable-toggle lifecycle pattern, the sync/async dispatcher pattern, and the pre-flight checklist for background-job features.

Notes for skill authors

When a Datex Studio creator skill needs to reference content here:

  1. Link with a relative path: ../datex-studio-runtime/<file>.md.
  2. Declare the dependency in the consumer's SKILL.md frontmatter:
    depends:
      - datex-studio-runtime
    

This skill is a sibling of datex-studio-conventions (which covers file-format, naming-conventions, and defaults) and datex-studio-shared (which covers Datex Studio CLI operational context — branch selection, Studio lifecycle, designer context navigation, report authoring). The three shared-reference skills divide the cross-cutting platform knowledge by concern.

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