Corrigo: Execute several commands, of any kind
Corrigo batch.cmd: arguments, response, policy and SDK examples.
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Operation corrigo.batch_cmd
Provider route: POST /v1/batch/Cmd. Alter supplies the connection’s credentials and routing.
Call through Alter
Section titled “Call through Alter”Install @alter-ai/sdk @alter-ai/corrigo with npm, or alter-sdk-corrigo with pip. Supply your connected customer’s grant ID and the arguments described below.
import { App } from "@alter-ai/sdk";import { CorrigoIntegration } from "@alter-ai/corrigo";
async function execute(input: Parameters<CorrigoIntegration["batch"]["cmd"]>[0]) { const app = new App({ apiKey: process.env.ALTER_API_KEY! }); try { const provider = new CorrigoIntegration(app, { grantId: process.env.PROVIDER_GRANT_ID! }); const call = await provider.batch.cmd(input); const result = await call.wait(); return result.bodyJson(); } finally { await app.close(); }}import osfrom alter_sdk import Appfrom alter_sdk_corrigo import CorrigoIntegration
async def execute(arguments): async with App(api_key=os.environ["ALTER_API_KEY"]) as app: provider = CorrigoIntegration(app, {"grant_id": os.environ["PROVIDER_GRANT_ID"]}) call = await provider.batch.cmd(arguments) result = await call.wait() return result.body_json()| Field | Type | Presence | Description and constraints |
|---|---|---|---|
$ | object | Root | Additional keys: not allowed |
body | array | Required within parent | |
body[] | Model | Each item | Expand Execute several commands, of any kind — request body — body item |
Referenced models: Execute several commands, of any kind — request body — body item
Response
Section titled “Response”Response media type: application/json. The table describes the pinned successful response. Referenced models link to their complete fields.
| Field | Type | Presence | Description and constraints |
|---|---|---|---|
$ | JSON | Root |
Schemas
Section titled “Schemas”Execute several commands, of any kind — request body — body item
| Field | Type | Presence | Description and constraints |
|---|---|---|---|
$ | object | Root | |
requestId | JSON | Optional | |
requestId (anyOf 1) | string | Alternative | |
requestId (anyOf 2) | null | Alternative | |
command | JSON | Optional | |
command (anyOf 1) | object | Alternative | Additional keys: see wildcard field |
command (anyOf 1).* | JSON | Additional keys | |
command (anyOf 2) | null | Alternative | |
commandName | JSON | Optional | |
commandName (anyOf 1) | string | Alternative | |
commandName (anyOf 2) | null | Alternative |
Policy, approvals and errors
Section titled “Policy, approvals and errors”SDK function policy ID: corrigo.batch_cmd. Catalog operation: batch.cmd. Rules can name either ID; function rules distinguish managed calls and conservatively cover raw calls sharing the route. Existing grant permissions and policy rules apply. wait() returns an immediate result or waits for a required approval; it never approves the request itself. Persist the approval ID to resume after a restart.
Refused by default. This operation leaves the caller holding a credential (Refused by default: the entity it names can be an Employee, so it can set Password, a login password the caller would then know. An admin allows it with a credential_minting rule, outright or behind approval.), so Alter refuses it on every connection with credential_minting_refused unless an organization admin allows it: a credential_minting rule naming provider corrigo and operation corrigo.batch_cmd (or batch.cmd). See Allow an operation that hands over a credential.
Provider errors retain their response; JSON decoding raises ProviderAPIError for provider failures. ManagedOperationError identifies contract/input/retention errors. See error handling and provider-specific behavior. Sensitive input may be refused before approval storage. A decoding error never resubmits a write.