Integration
Connect Open Government, ACT to SLF
When something happens in Open Government, ACT, your agent does the next thing in SLF. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want Open Government, ACT and SLF to do together?
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger · 4 actions
Trigger
New record in datasetPolling trigger that fires when new rows are published to a specified ACT open-data dataset.
- Find datasets
Search the ACT Government open-data catalog for published datasets by keyword, category, or tag (Socrata catalog API).
- Get dataset metadata
Retrieve a dataset's metadata — column schema, description, publisher, update frequency — for a given ACT open-data dataset id.
- List dataset records
Retrieve rows from a specific ACT open-data dataset, with optional filtering, sorting, and paging (Socrata SODA resource API).
Action
Get Stadt-Land-Fluss dataFetch the full German Stadt-Land-Fluss (city/country/river word-game) reference dataset via GET https://slftool.github.io/data.json. Static, unauthenticated, single-request JSON blob keyed by letter, each letter holding arrays for stadt (city), land (country), fluss (river), name, beruf (profession), tier (animal), and marke (brand). No query parameters — the vendor exposes no filtering or search; the whole dataset is returned every call and any per-letter/per-category lookup must be done client-side on the response.
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