Low-code runtime reference

The low-code runtime is an isolated execution environment, not Node.js or a browser. This reference is generated from the same canonical declaration source used to create Monaco editor types. It contains only supported public methods, with their current signature, behavior notes, and declaration-provided usage example.

Search this documentation for an exact method, for example api.httpCall, storage.putObject, transport.sftpImport, agent.startRun, or util.validate.

Global	Methods	Use it for
`vault`	11	Unified instance and user Secret lifecycle, revision values and OAuth integration management.
`serviceAccount`	16	Service Account lifecycle, management ACLs, execution memberships, and immutable API-key rotation.
`api`	78	Execution, platform, Database, HTTP, automation, and compatibility methods.
`storage`	46	Explorer Storage folders, objects, sessions, downloads, retention, and lifecycle methods.
`transport`	3	Storage-backed SFTP import, export, and remote file operations with Secret-backed connections.
`agent`	46	Durable Agent, inbox, run, plugin, and Assistant-thread methods.
`util`	33	Validation, timing, identifiers, encoding, hashing, signatures, JWT, and crypto helpers.

Runtime globals

api is the main execution and platform surface. Only active methods are published.
storage is the canonical Explorer Storage surface for files and objects.
transport owns Storage-only protocol adapters. Its SFTP methods resolve connection details from an active Secret reference, so credentials never enter low-code source.
agent owns Agent, inbox, run, plugin, and Assistant lifecycle operations. Availability depends on instance policy.
util owns validation and security helpers, including hashing, cryptography, encoding, and identifiers.
Active library declarations are resolved through lib.LibraryName.ElementKey.X, or lib.LibraryName.X for exports from the permanent @default element (initially documentation only), where X is an explicitly exported function, class, constant, or other public symbol. inject() reads an earlier element in the same ordered component.

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