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@taskmagic/apps-diaflow

v0.1.1

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Run [Diaflow](https://www.diaflow.io) flows from a TaskMagic workflow — docs: https://docs.diaflow.io

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Diaflow

Run Diaflow flows from a TaskMagic workflow — docs: https://docs.diaflow.io

Diaflow has no resource-style REST API. Its integration surface is the per-flow webhook endpoint: a flow whose trigger is set to Webhook exposes a Test URL (Draft flows) and a Production URL (Published flows) that you POST to, with a workspace API key in a header. This piece ships the one action that surface supports — Trigger Flow.

The connection takes the API key (Diaflow sidebar → API keys → Create a new key) and the header name to send it in. Diaflow's public docs say the key must be "included in the header" without naming the header, so it defaults to x-api-key and is editable on the connection.

Trigger Flow refuses to send the API key anywhere other than a diaflow.io https address, so a mistyped or pasted-from-elsewhere URL can't leak the credential.

No triggers: to have Diaflow start a TaskMagic flow, add an HTTP Request node in Diaflow pointed at a TaskMagic Webhook trigger.