Embedding .do Workflow Triggers in Your App via SDK

The .do platform empowers businesses to automate processes and leverage agentic AI workflows. But what if you want to bring the power of .do directly into your own applications? That's where the .do Software Development Kit (SDK) comes in.

The .do SDK is your key to seamlessly integrating and extending the capabilities of the .do platform. It provides a programmatic interface to interact with the platform, allowing you to build custom solutions, automate complex workflows, and connect your existing services with ease.

What is the .do SDK?

At its core, the .do SDK is a library that allows developers to programmatically access and manipulate the features of the .do platform. This includes:

• Triggering Workflows: Initiate .do workflows directly from your application based on specific events or user actions.
• Accessing Agentic AI Capabilities: Leverage the power of agentic AI within your application's logic.
• Managing Platform Resources: Interact with and manage elements within your .do environment.
• Automating Tasks: Build custom automation scripts that interact with the .do platform.
• Integrating with External Services: Connect your existing services and data sources to the .do platform for powerful data flow and automation.

Think of it as the bridge between your software and the sophisticated workflow and agentic capabilities offered by .do.

Empowering Your Applications with the .do SDK

The benefits of using the .do SDK are numerous:

• Custom Solutions: Build highly tailored applications that leverage the .do platform's power in unique ways.
• Enhanced User Experience: Embed .do functionalities directly into your application's interface, providing a seamless user experience.
• Increased Automation: Automate tasks and processes within your application by triggering .do workflows programmatically.
• Faster Development: The SDK provides a structured and easy-to-use interface, accelerating your development time.
• Business as Code / Services as Software: Embrace the concept of defining your business processes and services through code, enabling greater flexibility and scalability.

Getting Started with the .do SDK

Getting started with the .do SDK is straightforward. You can typically install it using standard package managers like npm or yarn.

Here's a simple example of how you might use the SDK to fetch available agents:

import { DoSDK } from '@do/sdk';

const sdk = new DoSDK({
  apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY', // Replace with your actual API key
});

// Example: Fetch available agents
async function listAgents() {
  try {
    const agents = await sdk.agents.list();
    console.log('Available Agents:', agents);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error listing agents:', error);
  }
}

listAgents();

This small snippet demonstrates the intuitive nature of the SDK, allowing you to interact with core platform components with just a few lines of code.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some common questions about the .do SDK:

What is the .do SDK?

The .do SDK allows developers to programmatically interact with the .do platform, enabling them to build custom applications, automate workflows, and integrate with existing services.

How do I get started with the .do SDK?

You can install the .do SDK via npm or yarn package managers. Detailed installation instructions and documentation are available on our developer portal.

What programming languages does the .do SDK support?

The .do SDK is designed to be used with a variety of programming languages. We primarily provide examples and support for TypeScript/JavaScript, but the underlying API can be accessed from any language capable of making HTTP requests.

Conclusion

The .do SDK is a powerful tool for developers looking to unlock the full potential of the .do platform. By providing a simple and effective way to integrate and extend .do capabilities, the SDK empowers you to build sophisticated, automated, and agentic applications that drive business value. Get started today and see how the .do SDK can transform your development process and the applications you build.