camelRun

Wake an agent later with a message: once (inSeconds or at), or repeatedly (everySeconds, at least 60; or calendar for a local time and weekdays). Optionally email the successful final report to a verified recipient. Each wake-up is a run that uses the account's model credit.

add_schedule

Answer an input and wait for the run it resumes. An approval takes true or false; a question the chosen label or your own words (several questions: {"<question>": "<answer>"}); a form its fields; "decline" declines. Only answer with what the person decided: an answer cannot be taken back, and an approval lets the agent go ahead with what it asked to do.

answer_input

Change one agent's model, system prompt, prompt addition or thinking level between its runs, replacing the current values; its history is kept.

configure_agent

Make the agent for a key: from a definition, or with its own model and system prompt. The same key is the same agent, so calling it again for a key that exists updates that agent to the configuration given, keeping its history. It lives until deleted.

create_agent

Delete an agent: it stops at once, and its history and files are purged; this cannot be undone, so confirm with the person first. Its key makes a fresh agent next time.

delete_agent

Delete a definition and its revisions; this cannot be undone, so confirm with the person first. Agents made from it keep running as they are.

delete_definition

Cancel a scheduled wake-up; this cannot be undone.

delete_schedule

Deploy agent manifests: upsert each definition by its key (a new revision only when it changed, replacing the current one) and make or update the keyed agents it lists. Use dryRun first to show what would change. Give `manifest`, the YAML itself (as an agent.yaml holds it). This server reads no files and no environment variables: put the system prompt in systemPrompt and any OpenAPI spec in spec. Never ask a person to paste credentials into the conversation: a manifest whose tool servers need secrets is deployed with the camelrun CLI, which reads them from its environment.

deploy

Make a new agent from an existing one: the same configuration, a copy of its conversation and a copy of its files, each its own from then on, so the copy can try another direction while the original stays as it was. By default the copy ends with the last turn that finished; atMessage ends it earlier. With a key it lives until deleted, and calling again with the same key returns the same fork.

fork_agent

An agent's configuration, the definition revision it has, and every source of its tools with what each offers. Changes nothing.

get_agent