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Connect OKrunit to Nobel Prize
When something happens in OKrunit, your agent does the next thing in Nobel Prize. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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Triggers and actions 2 triggers ยท 8 actions
Trigger
Approval DecidedTriggers when an approval request is approved or rejected.
- New Approval Request
Triggers when a new approval request is created in your organization.
- Add Comment
Add a comment to an existing approval request.
- Find Approval Request
Find a specific approval request by its ID.
- Find Approvals
Search for approval requests with filters.
- Request Approval
Create an approval request for a person to approve or reject. The request is created immediately and starts out pending; watch the Approval Decided trigger for the outcome.
Action
Find laureates by nameSearch Nobel laureates by name, prize category, award year, gender, or country. GET https://api.nobelprize.org/2.1/laureates
- Find Nobel Prizes by category
Search Nobel Prizes by category or award year. GET https://api.nobelprize.org/2.1/nobelPrizes
- Get laureate
Get full details for one Nobel laureate by id. GET https://api.nobelprize.org/2.1/laureates?id=
- Get Nobel Prize
Get details for one Nobel Prize by category and award year. GET https://api.nobelprize.org/2.1/nobelPrizes?nobelPrizeYear=&category=
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