Connectivity

The wire — explicit data flow between elements.

Connectivity is a single element, the `wire`: an explicit, declared connection that carries data from one element's output to another's input. Reach for a wire when you want the link between two elements to be a *visible, first-class thing* on the canvas rather than a call buried inside code. It is the connective tissue that makes a composition legible.

Capabilities

"Element" "access" "activity" "attachments" "batch_stats" "compose" "context" "create" "delete" "disable" "enable" "export_bundle" "get" "import_bundle" "intention" "promote" "readme" "readme_update" "remove-modifier" "restore" "schema" "source" "source_branches" "source_promote" "source_repair" "source_status" "source_validate" "stats" "tree" "update" "update_meta" "version"
"Wire" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓" "✓"

Elements

  • "Wire" "Connect an output port to an input port and carry typed envelopes between them"