list-event-types

Supported event sources include user conversations, agent delegation, and scheduled tasks. The system enumerates standard event types such as messages, mng_agents, scheduled, stop, and conversations to facilitate accurate event processing and integration design.

To map inbound event payloads, consult the enumerated list of event sources and types with their field descriptions. This reference helps you match event subtypes like messages and claude_transcript to the appropriate data models and handler logic.

A standard event envelope includes timestamp, type, event_id, and source fields. These standard fields provide the necessary metadata to accurately interpret the event payload and route it to the correct processing logic.

You need to reference event subtypes when building event-driven logic, validation rules, or integration tests to ensure robust event processing. It helps you understand exactly what data will arrive from sources like conversations and scheduled tasks.

Yes, the event type list covers scenarios involving scheduled tasks and agent delegation. It provides field explanations for each event subtype, enabling you to build accurate validation rules and integration tests for these specific event sources.

The best way to understand event payload structures is to review the enumerated standard event envelopes and subtypes with their field meanings. This quick reference ensures accurate interpretation of data arriving from messages, conversations, and other supported sources.