Browse and prepare resources
Find saved inputs, inspect their types, and prepare changes through your assistant.
A resource is a saved input that a strategy can use. A resource type defines the shape of that input. Examples of workflow inputs include accounts, reusable text, and content, but the exact types and required fields depend on the strategy.
Open Resources. The page has Resources and Types tabs and is a read-only viewer.
Find a resource
- On Resources, choose a resource type.
- Search for the type by key or full type ID if needed.
- Review the matching rows and their Topic 1, Topic 2, and Topic 3 values.
- Use Search topics to narrow the rows.
- Choose View to inspect a row's content.
Topics are labels derived from the resource data. They help you find records; they are not a separate editing surface. The content dialog shows the row's ordinary content, not its stored secret values.
Inspect a type
On Types, use All to browse available active definitions or Owned to narrow to definitions you own. Search by key or full ID, then use View to inspect the content, secret, and state schemas. Copy type id copies the exact identifier.
Type definitions and resource rows have different owners and access rules. Being able to read a type's definition does not give you access to another user's rows or secrets.
Create or update records
Use your MCP-connected assistant for resource changes. Ask it to inspect the exact type and required schema before preparing a write:
Find the resource type required by this strategy. Check whether I already have a matching row. Show the non-secret fields you plan to create or change, preserve unrelated fields, and read the saved record back without displaying credentials.
Use the designated secret fields for credentials. The type's state is managed by Titan and is not an ordinary field to edit.
After a save, reload Resources and locate the intended row. If a save response was lost, have the assistant read the record before deciding whether another write is needed.
Select resources for a run
A strategy can require an exact type and schema version. A similarly named type or a newer version may not be interchangeable. Have the assistant select your own row using the version required by the saved setup.
If Titan reports a missing resource, version mismatch, changed revision, or account already in use, resolve that specific selection before starting again.
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