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AI Listener Agent ​

Overview ​

The AI Listener Agent assists users in creating, editing, querying, and deleting listeners. Listeners are a powerful tool in the Informat platform that trigger and execute pre-configured automation programs or scripts by listening to specific system events (such as data changes, user operations, automation executions, etc.).

Core Capabilities ​

1. Listener Management ​

  • Query Listener List: View all listener configurations under the current application (tree structure)
  • Create Listener: Configure new listeners, specifying listening events and trigger actions
  • Edit Listener: Modify listener name, event list, invocation method, and other configurations
  • Delete Listener: Remove listeners that are no longer needed

2. Event Configuration ​

  • Data Table Events: Listen to record creation before/after, update before/after, deletion before/after, sort changes, comments, etc.
  • Application Events: Listen to application publishing, entering application/module, member changes, etc.
  • Automation Events: Listen to automation execution start, success, and failure
  • Scheduled Task Events: Listen to scheduled task execution status
  • Workflow Events: Listen to task status changes, process status changes
  • Custom Events: Listen to custom events published through the "Publish Application Event" step

3. Trigger Action Configuration ​

  • Call Automation: Trigger a specified automation workflow when an event is detected
  • Call Script: Execute a specified script function when an event is detected

4. Associated Capabilities ​

  • Automation Management: Create and configure automation workflows triggered by listeners
  • Script Management: Create and edit scripts called by listeners

Using the AI Listener Agent ​

In the [Application Designer]'s [AI] module, click [Listener Agent] to switch to the listener agent conversation.

Application Cases ​

1. Data Change Notifications ​

  • Use Case: Automatically send notifications when data table records are created or updated
  • Example: Input "Create a listener that automatically sends notifications to relevant personnel after an order table record is created"

2. Data Validation Interception ​

  • Use Case: Perform rule validation before data submission, preventing submission when conditions are not met
  • Example: Input "Create a listener that validates required fields before record creation, terminating the operation if conditions are not met"

3. Automation Execution Logs ​

  • Use Case: Record automation workflow execution status for statistical analysis
  • Example: Input "Create a listener that records the start and end times of all automation executions to a log table"

4. View Existing Listeners ​

  • Use Case: Understand the listeners configured in the current application
  • Example: Input "Give me an overview of this application's listeners"

Important Notes ​

  • The agent will first query application configuration and existing listener list, operating based on real data
  • Non-client-triggered listeners must be associated with automation programs that do not contain interactive steps
  • Client-triggered listeners (such as entering application, entering module) can contain interactive logic
  • Automation and scripts in listeners execute within the same transaction (except for sending notifications and client-triggered ones); exceptions will cause transaction rollback