Capability DSL

The capability DSL is the canonical authoring format. A capability declares its goal, examples, resources, and executable behavior graph.

Supported behavior types

Type	Purpose
collect	Gather and validate datapoints
action	Invoke a configured integration action
choice	Present options and route from the selection
confirm	Require an explicit checkpoint before continuing
guide	Provide goal-oriented guided instructions
investigate	Run read actions and route from findings
generate	Generate conversational, artifact, or file content
say	Emit exact template-capable text without a model call
if	Route using an explicit condition
goto	Jump to another stable behavior slug
done	Complete the journey
escalate	Hand the conversation to a human queue

Routing

Routes may continue, complete, escalate, or target another stable step slug. Missing targets are invalid and should remain visible during authoring rather than silently routing elsewhere.

Step names are user-facing. Slugs are internal route identifiers and should be stable when explicitly authored or referenced.

Round-tripping

Visual authoring must preserve advanced fields such as conditions, constraints, retries, error handling, change handling, fallbacks, templates, outputs, review, presentation, and notifications even when a visual control is not available.

Use the editor's schema validation and autocomplete for the exact field-level contract supported by the deployed version.