---
title: "Execute Tool Inline"
method: POST
path: "/workflows/v1/tools/execute"
tags: ["Tools"]
---

# Execute Tool Inline

`POST /workflows/v1/tools/execute`

Execute a fully inline tool config (not yet persisted) against the supplied argument values and
return its output.

Runtime failures (bad args, thrown exceptions, timeouts) are returned as HTTP 200 with
``success=False`` and a clean ``error`` message rather than a 500, so callers can render them inline.

Note: inline-Python tools run their code via ``exec`` server-side and are not sandboxed. This endpoint
is intended for authoring/debugging within a team's own workspace.

## Request body

- ToolExecuteInlineRequest
  - `tool_config` union, required — Full tool config to execute inline, before any tool record is persisted.
    - InlinePythonToolConfig — Configuration for an inline Python tool. The "code" field should contain a self-contained executable Python function. Example value of "code" string could be: def add( a: float, b: float, ) -> float: return float(a + b)
      - `logical_id` string, nullable — Unique identifier for the tool
      - `tool_id` string, nullable — Reference to the tool already created in the Workflow System. If not provided, the tool config is assumed to be provided inline here.
      - `name` string, nullable — Name for the tool
      - `description` string, nullable — Human friendly description for the tool (not used by AI)
      - `category` string, nullable — Category for the tool. E.g math, ehr, etc
      - `side_effect` string, nullable — Side-effect classification used by the test-tool feature to decide whether the tool can be safely executed directly, or must be dry-run / confirmation-gated first. One of 'none', 'reads', 'writes', 'sends', 'unknown'. When not set, it is inferred from the tool type.
      - `signature` string, nullable — Docstring or signature for the tool used by AI. If provided and there is a default signature already, it will override the default signature.
      - `args_schema` object, nullable — Schema for the arguments that the tool accepts. This should be a JSON schema dictionary. Information provided here will override any default arguments schema.
      - `static_messages_config` StaticMessagesConfig
        - `static_messages` string[] — List of pre-configured messages from which one will be emitted
        - `static_messages_selection_mode` 'random' | 'sequence'
      - `result_runtime_variable_name` string, nullable — Name of the runtime variable to store the result from this tool call
      - `ignore_content_received_during_llm_tool_call_specification` boolean — If true, any free-text content the LLM returns in the same response as a call to this tool is ignored: not emitted via AssistantResponseEvent, not added to chat history, and not added to the node's structured output. When a response contains multiple tool calls, the text is ignored only if every tool call targets a tool for which this flag is set.
      - `timeout_seconds` integer, nullable — Wall-clock ceiling in seconds for one invocation of this tool. Leave empty to use the platform default. Raise it for a tool that is legitimately slow (a large EHR sync, say) rather than letting it be cut off. Note: an inline-Python body that is CPU-bound with no await points cannot be interrupted - the timeout frees the conversation to continue, but the work carries on in the background.
      - `variable_arguments` ToolVariableArgument[] — Arguments supplied to this tool from the workflow's runtime/dynamic variables, resolved at invocation time and passed as native Python values. Use this instead of embedding [[variables]] in an inline tool's source code: the value keeps its type, and it is passed as an argument rather than spliced into the code.
        - `argument_name` string, required — The keyword argument name passed to the tool function.
        - `source` 'auto' | 'runtime' | 'dynamic' | 'literal' — Which namespace a variable-bound tool argument is read from.
        - `variable_path` string, nullable — Path to the value, e.g. 'patient_record', 'patient_record.dob', 'items[0].id', or a node-qualified key such as 'Collect Insurance.dob'. Required unless source is 'literal'.
        - `literal_value` unknown
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing variable fails the tool call with a named error instead of passing the default. Use for arguments the tool genuinely cannot run without.
        - `expose_to_llm` boolean — When false (the default) this argument is stripped from the args_schema the model sees, so the model is never asked for it and cannot supply it. Set true only when the model should be able to override the bound value.
        - `override_provided_value` boolean — When true the bound value replaces anything the caller (the model, or the node's tool_arguments) supplied under the same name. When false the bound value acts as a fallback used only if the caller omitted the argument.
      - `result_variable_mappings` ToolResultVariableMapping[] — Assigns parts of this tool's return value to named runtime variables, so a tool that returns a dict can populate several variables at once.
        - `target_variable_name` string, required — Runtime variable to write. Readable downstream as [[<name>]]. Must be a plain name: letters, digits and underscores, not starting with a digit or an underscore.
        - `result_path` string, nullable — Path into the returned value, e.g. 'score', 'patient.dob' or 'rows[0].id'. Leave empty to assign the whole return value.
        - `scope` 'thread' | 'workflow' — Which variable store a mapped tool result is written to.
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing result_path marks the tool call as failed and records the reason in <result_runtime_variable_name>_error, instead of writing the default.
      - `expand_result_into_runtime_variables` boolean — When true and the tool returns a dict, every top-level key is also written as a runtime variable of the same name. A convenience alternative to listing every mapping explicitly; explicit result_variable_mappings win on a name collision.
      - `type` 'inline_python' — Type of the tool. Must be 'inline_python'
      - `code` string, nullable — Python code to be executed by the tool. It should define a function with proper signature and descriptions for its parameters.
      - `allow_code_variable_substitution` boolean — Whether {{dynamic}} and [[runtime]] placeholders inside 'code' are replaced with their values before the code is compiled. Turning this off leaves the source exactly as written, so any placeholder in it stays literal text. Prefer variable_arguments, which passes a value in as a typed argument instead of pasting it into the source.
    - InbuiltFunctionToolConfig — Configuration for an inbuilt function tool. This tool type refers to functions that are already registered in the tools registry. The "tool_id" field must match the ID (decorated with "@tool_id") of a registered tool.
      - `logical_id` string, nullable — Unique identifier for the tool
      - `tool_id` string, nullable — Reference to the tool already created in the Workflow System. If not provided, the tool config is assumed to be provided inline here.
      - `name` string, nullable — Name for the tool
      - `description` string, nullable — Human friendly description for the tool (not used by AI)
      - `category` string, nullable — Category for the tool. E.g math, ehr, etc
      - `side_effect` string, nullable — Side-effect classification used by the test-tool feature to decide whether the tool can be safely executed directly, or must be dry-run / confirmation-gated first. One of 'none', 'reads', 'writes', 'sends', 'unknown'. When not set, it is inferred from the tool type.
      - `signature` string, nullable — Docstring or signature for the tool used by AI. If provided and there is a default signature already, it will override the default signature.
      - `args_schema` object, nullable — Schema for the arguments that the tool accepts. This should be a JSON schema dictionary. Information provided here will override any default arguments schema.
      - `static_messages_config` StaticMessagesConfig
        - `static_messages` string[] — List of pre-configured messages from which one will be emitted
        - `static_messages_selection_mode` 'random' | 'sequence'
      - `result_runtime_variable_name` string, nullable — Name of the runtime variable to store the result from this tool call
      - `ignore_content_received_during_llm_tool_call_specification` boolean — If true, any free-text content the LLM returns in the same response as a call to this tool is ignored: not emitted via AssistantResponseEvent, not added to chat history, and not added to the node's structured output. When a response contains multiple tool calls, the text is ignored only if every tool call targets a tool for which this flag is set.
      - `timeout_seconds` integer, nullable — Wall-clock ceiling in seconds for one invocation of this tool. Leave empty to use the platform default. Raise it for a tool that is legitimately slow (a large EHR sync, say) rather than letting it be cut off. Note: an inline-Python body that is CPU-bound with no await points cannot be interrupted - the timeout frees the conversation to continue, but the work carries on in the background.
      - `variable_arguments` ToolVariableArgument[] — Arguments supplied to this tool from the workflow's runtime/dynamic variables, resolved at invocation time and passed as native Python values. Use this instead of embedding [[variables]] in an inline tool's source code: the value keeps its type, and it is passed as an argument rather than spliced into the code.
        - `argument_name` string, required — The keyword argument name passed to the tool function.
        - `source` 'auto' | 'runtime' | 'dynamic' | 'literal' — Which namespace a variable-bound tool argument is read from.
        - `variable_path` string, nullable — Path to the value, e.g. 'patient_record', 'patient_record.dob', 'items[0].id', or a node-qualified key such as 'Collect Insurance.dob'. Required unless source is 'literal'.
        - `literal_value` unknown
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing variable fails the tool call with a named error instead of passing the default. Use for arguments the tool genuinely cannot run without.
        - `expose_to_llm` boolean — When false (the default) this argument is stripped from the args_schema the model sees, so the model is never asked for it and cannot supply it. Set true only when the model should be able to override the bound value.
        - `override_provided_value` boolean — When true the bound value replaces anything the caller (the model, or the node's tool_arguments) supplied under the same name. When false the bound value acts as a fallback used only if the caller omitted the argument.
      - `result_variable_mappings` ToolResultVariableMapping[] — Assigns parts of this tool's return value to named runtime variables, so a tool that returns a dict can populate several variables at once.
        - `target_variable_name` string, required — Runtime variable to write. Readable downstream as [[<name>]]. Must be a plain name: letters, digits and underscores, not starting with a digit or an underscore.
        - `result_path` string, nullable — Path into the returned value, e.g. 'score', 'patient.dob' or 'rows[0].id'. Leave empty to assign the whole return value.
        - `scope` 'thread' | 'workflow' — Which variable store a mapped tool result is written to.
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing result_path marks the tool call as failed and records the reason in <result_runtime_variable_name>_error, instead of writing the default.
      - `expand_result_into_runtime_variables` boolean — When true and the tool returns a dict, every top-level key is also written as a runtime variable of the same name. A convenience alternative to listing every mapping explicitly; explicit result_variable_mappings win on a name collision.
      - `type` 'inbuilt_function' — Type of the tool. Must be 'inbuilt_function'
      - `configurable_key` string, nullable — Stable key identifying which configurable inbuilt tool this is (e.g. 'call_forward'). None for plain static inbuilt references.
      - `extra_config` object, nullable — Tool-specific user configuration values. Schema is defined per configurable key.
    - ExternalAPIToolConfig — Configuration for an external API tool. This tool type represents an external API endpoint that the LLM can call.
      - `logical_id` string, nullable — Unique identifier for the tool
      - `tool_id` string, nullable — Reference to the tool already created in the Workflow System. If not provided, the tool config is assumed to be provided inline here.
      - `name` string, nullable — Name for the tool
      - `description` string, nullable — Human friendly description for the tool (not used by AI)
      - `category` string, nullable — Category for the tool. E.g math, ehr, etc
      - `side_effect` string, nullable — Side-effect classification used by the test-tool feature to decide whether the tool can be safely executed directly, or must be dry-run / confirmation-gated first. One of 'none', 'reads', 'writes', 'sends', 'unknown'. When not set, it is inferred from the tool type.
      - `signature` string, nullable — Docstring or signature for the tool used by AI. If provided and there is a default signature already, it will override the default signature.
      - `args_schema` object, nullable — Schema for the arguments that the tool accepts. This should be a JSON schema dictionary. Information provided here will override any default arguments schema.
      - `static_messages_config` StaticMessagesConfig
        - `static_messages` string[] — List of pre-configured messages from which one will be emitted
        - `static_messages_selection_mode` 'random' | 'sequence'
      - `result_runtime_variable_name` string, nullable — Name of the runtime variable to store the result from this tool call
      - `ignore_content_received_during_llm_tool_call_specification` boolean — If true, any free-text content the LLM returns in the same response as a call to this tool is ignored: not emitted via AssistantResponseEvent, not added to chat history, and not added to the node's structured output. When a response contains multiple tool calls, the text is ignored only if every tool call targets a tool for which this flag is set.
      - `timeout_seconds` integer, nullable — Wall-clock ceiling in seconds for one invocation of this tool. Leave empty to use the platform default. Raise it for a tool that is legitimately slow (a large EHR sync, say) rather than letting it be cut off. Note: an inline-Python body that is CPU-bound with no await points cannot be interrupted - the timeout frees the conversation to continue, but the work carries on in the background.
      - `variable_arguments` ToolVariableArgument[] — Arguments supplied to this tool from the workflow's runtime/dynamic variables, resolved at invocation time and passed as native Python values. Use this instead of embedding [[variables]] in an inline tool's source code: the value keeps its type, and it is passed as an argument rather than spliced into the code.
        - `argument_name` string, required — The keyword argument name passed to the tool function.
        - `source` 'auto' | 'runtime' | 'dynamic' | 'literal' — Which namespace a variable-bound tool argument is read from.
        - `variable_path` string, nullable — Path to the value, e.g. 'patient_record', 'patient_record.dob', 'items[0].id', or a node-qualified key such as 'Collect Insurance.dob'. Required unless source is 'literal'.
        - `literal_value` unknown
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing variable fails the tool call with a named error instead of passing the default. Use for arguments the tool genuinely cannot run without.
        - `expose_to_llm` boolean — When false (the default) this argument is stripped from the args_schema the model sees, so the model is never asked for it and cannot supply it. Set true only when the model should be able to override the bound value.
        - `override_provided_value` boolean — When true the bound value replaces anything the caller (the model, or the node's tool_arguments) supplied under the same name. When false the bound value acts as a fallback used only if the caller omitted the argument.
      - `result_variable_mappings` ToolResultVariableMapping[] — Assigns parts of this tool's return value to named runtime variables, so a tool that returns a dict can populate several variables at once.
        - `target_variable_name` string, required — Runtime variable to write. Readable downstream as [[<name>]]. Must be a plain name: letters, digits and underscores, not starting with a digit or an underscore.
        - `result_path` string, nullable — Path into the returned value, e.g. 'score', 'patient.dob' or 'rows[0].id'. Leave empty to assign the whole return value.
        - `scope` 'thread' | 'workflow' — Which variable store a mapped tool result is written to.
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing result_path marks the tool call as failed and records the reason in <result_runtime_variable_name>_error, instead of writing the default.
      - `expand_result_into_runtime_variables` boolean — When true and the tool returns a dict, every top-level key is also written as a runtime variable of the same name. A convenience alternative to listing every mapping explicitly; explicit result_variable_mappings win on a name collision.
      - `type` 'external_api' — Type of the tool. Must be 'external_api'
      - `api_endpoint` string, nullable — The endpoint URL of the external API
      - `api_method` 'GET' | 'POST' | 'PUT' | 'DELETE' — Enumeration of HTTP methods for API calls.
      - `api_headers` object — HTTP headers to include with the API request (e.g., authorization, content-type)
      - `api_body` union — The request body payload for the API call. Usually applicable for POST/PUT methods.
        - object
        - string
      - `integration_auth` IntegrationAuthConfig — Configuration for integration-backed bearer-token authentication. Provider-agnostic: any integration that exposes an OAuth2 client-credentials token endpoint (Okta, Athena, ECW, ...) can be referenced here. The runtime only needs the integration ID – the integrations service resolves the provider and returns the bearer token.
        - `integration_id` string, nullable — ID of an integration to use for bearer-token authentication. When set, the runtime fetches a cached OAuth token from this integration and injects it as the Authorization header. Ignored when api_key or an Authorization default_header is already provided.
    - KnowledgeBaseToolConfig — Configuration for a knowledge base tool. This tool type represents a knowledge base endpoint that the LLM can call.
      - `logical_id` string, nullable — Unique identifier for the tool
      - `tool_id` string, nullable — Reference to the tool already created in the Workflow System. If not provided, the tool config is assumed to be provided inline here.
      - `name` string, nullable — Name for the tool
      - `description` string, nullable — Human friendly description for the tool (not used by AI)
      - `category` string, nullable — Category for the tool. E.g math, ehr, etc
      - `side_effect` string, nullable — Side-effect classification used by the test-tool feature to decide whether the tool can be safely executed directly, or must be dry-run / confirmation-gated first. One of 'none', 'reads', 'writes', 'sends', 'unknown'. When not set, it is inferred from the tool type.
      - `signature` string, nullable — Docstring or signature for the tool used by AI. If provided and there is a default signature already, it will override the default signature.
      - `args_schema` object, nullable — Schema for the arguments that the tool accepts. This should be a JSON schema dictionary. Information provided here will override any default arguments schema.
      - `static_messages_config` StaticMessagesConfig
        - `static_messages` string[] — List of pre-configured messages from which one will be emitted
        - `static_messages_selection_mode` 'random' | 'sequence'
      - `result_runtime_variable_name` string, nullable — Name of the runtime variable to store the result from this tool call
      - `ignore_content_received_during_llm_tool_call_specification` boolean — If true, any free-text content the LLM returns in the same response as a call to this tool is ignored: not emitted via AssistantResponseEvent, not added to chat history, and not added to the node's structured output. When a response contains multiple tool calls, the text is ignored only if every tool call targets a tool for which this flag is set.
      - `timeout_seconds` integer, nullable — Wall-clock ceiling in seconds for one invocation of this tool. Leave empty to use the platform default. Raise it for a tool that is legitimately slow (a large EHR sync, say) rather than letting it be cut off. Note: an inline-Python body that is CPU-bound with no await points cannot be interrupted - the timeout frees the conversation to continue, but the work carries on in the background.
      - `variable_arguments` ToolVariableArgument[] — Arguments supplied to this tool from the workflow's runtime/dynamic variables, resolved at invocation time and passed as native Python values. Use this instead of embedding [[variables]] in an inline tool's source code: the value keeps its type, and it is passed as an argument rather than spliced into the code.
        - `argument_name` string, required — The keyword argument name passed to the tool function.
        - `source` 'auto' | 'runtime' | 'dynamic' | 'literal' — Which namespace a variable-bound tool argument is read from.
        - `variable_path` string, nullable — Path to the value, e.g. 'patient_record', 'patient_record.dob', 'items[0].id', or a node-qualified key such as 'Collect Insurance.dob'. Required unless source is 'literal'.
        - `literal_value` unknown
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing variable fails the tool call with a named error instead of passing the default. Use for arguments the tool genuinely cannot run without.
        - `expose_to_llm` boolean — When false (the default) this argument is stripped from the args_schema the model sees, so the model is never asked for it and cannot supply it. Set true only when the model should be able to override the bound value.
        - `override_provided_value` boolean — When true the bound value replaces anything the caller (the model, or the node's tool_arguments) supplied under the same name. When false the bound value acts as a fallback used only if the caller omitted the argument.
      - `result_variable_mappings` ToolResultVariableMapping[] — Assigns parts of this tool's return value to named runtime variables, so a tool that returns a dict can populate several variables at once.
        - `target_variable_name` string, required — Runtime variable to write. Readable downstream as [[<name>]]. Must be a plain name: letters, digits and underscores, not starting with a digit or an underscore.
        - `result_path` string, nullable — Path into the returned value, e.g. 'score', 'patient.dob' or 'rows[0].id'. Leave empty to assign the whole return value.
        - `scope` 'thread' | 'workflow' — Which variable store a mapped tool result is written to.
        - `default` unknown
        - `required` boolean — When true, a missing result_path marks the tool call as failed and records the reason in <result_runtime_variable_name>_error, instead of writing the default.
      - `expand_result_into_runtime_variables` boolean — When true and the tool returns a dict, every top-level key is also written as a runtime variable of the same name. A convenience alternative to listing every mapping explicitly; explicit result_variable_mappings win on a name collision.
      - `type` 'knowledge_base' — Type of the tool. Must be 'knowledge_base'
      - `target_knowledge_base_ids` string[] — The IDs of the knowledge bases to query
  - `args` object — Argument values to invoke the tool with, keyed by the tool's parameter names.
  - `dry_run` boolean — When True, side-effecting tools (writes/sends/unknown) are validated but NOT executed - no external effect occurs and a simulated result is returned. Pure/read-only tools run normally.
  - `dynamic_variables` object — Test values for {{dynamic}} placeholders in the tool config (endpoint/headers/body/code). Resolved before execution to mirror the live workflow runtime. The team's global variables are applied automatically, exactly as the live runtime does; values supplied here override them.
  - `runtime_variables` object — Test values for [[runtime]] placeholders in the tool config (endpoint/headers/body/code). Resolved before execution to mirror the live workflow runtime.

## Response `200`

Successful Response

- ToolExecuteResponse — The API's name for :class:`ToolExecutionResult`. Subclassed rather than aliased so the published OpenAPI schema keeps its name while the shape itself lives in the framework, shared with every other caller that executes a tool.
  - `success` boolean, required
  - `result` unknown
  - `error` string, nullable — Full human-readable error description when success is False. Always set on failure.
  - `latency_ms` integer, nullable — Wall-clock execution time in milliseconds.
  - `dry_run` boolean — Whether this run was a validate-only dry run.
  - `side_effect` string, nullable — The tool's side-effect classification (none/reads/writes/sends/unknown).
  - `error_type` string, nullable — Error category: validation | timeout | runtime | connection | http_status | not_found.
  - `error_code` string, nullable — Machine-readable error code: HTTP status (e.g. '404') for external API tools, or the exception class name (e.g. 'ValueError') otherwise.
  - `field_errors` object, nullable — Per-argument validation messages keyed by the offending field name.
  - `truncated` boolean — Whether the result was truncated because it was too large.
  - `bound_arguments` BoundArgumentReport[], nullable — Arguments the workflow supplies from its own variables rather than the caller: what each one is bound to, whether it resolved, and the shape of the value — never a value read from a variable. A list of records rather than a name→value map, so the provenance travels with each entry; see BoundArgumentReport for why that matters.
    - `argument_name` string, required
    - `source` string, required — The binding's source namespace: runtime | dynamic | auto | literal.
    - `variable_path` string, nullable — The variable this argument is bound to.
    - `required` boolean — Whether the argument must have a value for the tool to run.
    - `overrides_caller_value` boolean — Whether the binding wins over a value the caller supplied.
    - `status` string, required — resolved (the variable answered) | default (it did not, and the binding's default stood in) | unresolved (it did not, and the binding is required) | caller_value_kept (the caller supplied this argument and the binding does not override, so nothing was resolved at all).
    - `resolved_from` string, nullable — Which namespace answered: runtime | dynamic | literal | default.
    - `value_type` string, nullable — Type name of the value the tool will actually receive for this argument.
    - `value_summary` string, nullable — Bounded structural description — key count, item count, length. Never content.
    - `value` unknown
    - `value_truncated` boolean — Whether a reported config-sourced value was truncated.
  - `effective_result_runtime_variable_name` string, nullable — The runtime variable this tool's result belongs in, read from the config that actually ran. For a tool attached by tool_id that is the *saved* tool's name, which the attachment does not carry — so a caller that stores the result must use this rather than reading the config it passed in. None only when the config could not be resolved at all, since naming a variable for a config that never resolved would be a guess.
  - `result_variable_updates` object, nullable — Runtime variables the tool's own config asks for its result to be mapped onto — result_variable_mappings plus expand_result_into_runtime_variables. None when the config declares neither (the common case); an empty map means it declared some and none could be produced. Like the name above, these are reachable only after the by-reference merge.
  - `result_workflow_variable_updates` object, nullable — The same, for mappings the tool declares with scope='workflow'. Kept separate rather than merged because they belong in a different store — the run's shared memory rather than this thread's — and a caller that wrote them to the thread instead would give each one a thread-local shadow that then wins over it everywhere. A caller with no workflow run (the Test-Tool routes) has nowhere to put these and may ignore them.
  - `result_mapping_errors` string[], nullable — Required result mappings that could not be satisfied. The tool still SUCCEEDED — a mapping failure is a statement about the workflow's expectation of the result, not about the call — so this is populated alongside success=True and a full result.

## Other responses

- `422` — Validation Error

## Changes

- **2026-08-24** `777675c8a285` — 5 info
  - added the new optional request property `tool_config/oneOf[subschema #1: Inline Python Tool]/allow_code_variable_substitution`
  - added the optional property `effective_result_runtime_variable_name` to the response with the `200` status
  - added the optional property `result_mapping_errors` to the response with the `200` status
  - added the optional property `result_variable_updates` to the response with the `200` status
  - …1 more
- **2026-08-20** `47b3d1acadda` — 1 info
  - added the optional property `bound_arguments` to the response with the `200` status
- **2026-08-19** `68e88496bf11` — 17 info
  - added the new optional request property `tool_config/oneOf[subschema #1: Inline Python Tool]/expand_result_into_runtime_variables`
  - added the new optional request property `tool_config/oneOf[subschema #1: Inline Python Tool]/result_variable_mappings`
  - added the new optional request property `tool_config/oneOf[subschema #1: Inline Python Tool]/timeout_seconds`
  - added the new optional request property `tool_config/oneOf[subschema #1: Inline Python Tool]/variable_arguments`
  - …13 more
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[Full history](https://skmtc.dev/interactly/apis/interactly-api-3/changes/workflows/v1/tools/execute/post.md)

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