jetty
Jetty Workflow Management Skill
FIRST STEP: Ask for the Collection
Before doing any work, ask the user which collection to use via AskUserQuestion (header: "Collection", question: "Which Jetty collection should I use?"). Skip if you already know the collection from context.
Platform
| Service | Base URL | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Jetty API | https://flows-api.jetty.io |
All operations: workflows, collections, tasks, datasets, models, trajectories, files |
| Frontend | https://jetty.io |
Web UI only — do NOT use for API calls |
Frontend URLs for Users
When sharing links with the user (e.g., after launching a run), use these exact URL patterns. Do NOT guess or invent URL paths — only use the formats listed here:
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