Agora Actions

• a [[project]]
  • The Agora can trigger actions in the context of a node when said node includes a block with a [[wikilink]] representing an [[intention]] to execute an [[intent]]. Those intents include [[actions]].
  • If you tell an [[agora]] where your data is, and what you want to do with it, it'll will do it for you if it can. If it can't, it'll keep a record of the request and fulfill it once it's tractable.
  • Actions supported by https://anagora.org are:
    • go, which makes the command 'go' (https://anagora.org/go/<node>) redirect to the mentioned url when the parameter passed is a node name -- that is, a [[wikilink]].
      • [[go]]

      • https://anagora.org/go/agora-actions now redirects to the tweet above.
      • If you trigger it by writing on social media or another remote control surface, the [[agora]] will link the resulting resource.
      • This is inspired by [[go links]] as currently in use in several tech companies.
      • See also [[composite-go-links]].
    • pull, which transcludes a target node or subnode into the current context.
      • Pull can be seen as a [[force]].
      • If you pull a node by mentioning this action in its vicinity, it gets 'upranked' in the context of the current node. In https://anagora.org, that means included. Example follows.
        • [[pull]] [[agora action]]
        • (see below for effect)
    • push, which transcludes the current block and any children to the target node.
      • [[push]] [[2021-01-25]]
        • I first documented push on that day.
        • (visit [[2021-01-25]] to see the effect)
  • See also:
    • [[push and pull]] for interactions between those two actions.
    • [[planned actions]].