Email, messaging, queue, issue and SSH action blocks
Action blocks send messages, manage issues, publish queue messages or run controlled SSH commands.
Email actions
Send Email sends mail through Email SMTP, Gmail or Outlook. Email Inbox Action reads or manages inbox messages, moves processed mail, or creates drafts. Send Email accepts recipients, subject, body, optional HTML, headers and attachments. It returns provider message ID, delivery status and raw provider metadata. Inbox actions accept mailbox filters, message IDs or draft data and return selected messages or operation status.
Messaging actions
Slack Action sends, replies to, or reads Slack messages. Twilio SMS, Signal, Microsoft Teams and WhatsApp Business actions send or process messages through their configured integrations. Messaging actions accept target channel, chat, recipient or phone number plus text, template, thread or reply identifiers depending on provider. They return message IDs, timestamps and provider payloads that can be stored or used for follow-up replies.
Queue Action
Use Queue Action to publish, receive or delete messages through RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, AWS SQS or AWS SNS. Publish accepts a message body plus routing key, subject, attributes or provider-specific metadata. Read returns one or more messages. Acknowledge/delete accepts receipt handle, delivery tag or provider acknowledgement token.
Issue Action
Use Issue Action to create, update, comment on or transition issues in Jira, GitHub Issues or GitLab Issues. It accepts action type, issue ID or key, title, body, labels, comment, state and list filters. It returns issue identifiers, URL, final state and raw provider response.
SSH Action
Use SSH Action for controlled remote commands against approved servers. Configure SSH integrations with strict allowed commands and avoid hardcoded secrets. It accepts an allowed command with templated arguments and returns exit code, stdout, stderr and timing metadata. Format stdout with Transform or Code before passing it to another provider.