¶ Resources Domain
The Resources domain represents abstract content items in Fuse — such as files, URLs, plain text, pipeline outputs, or knowledge base artifacts — that can be attached to or injected into other entities at runtime.
Resources are not static files or configuration entries. They are referencable, composable, and governable content units that provide dynamic value across domains and workflows.
Resources may represent:
- Documents, templates, or scripts
- URLs to external or internal content
- Knowledge base responses or vector embeddings
- Outputs from pipelines or orchestrations
- Runtime-injected configuration or values
- Rich plain text with metadata or policy constraints
Resources can be reused across forms, workflows, AI prompts, approvals, or messages — while remaining governable and scoped by token, tenant, or role.
- Resource Registry — Manage and describe content resources across domains
- Content Abstraction — Reference files, URLs, or text without hardcoding endpoints
- Scoped Access & Injection — Attach resources to flows or tasks based on context
- Dynamic Caching — Control runtime caching, versioning, and reuse
- Attachment & Referencing — Add resources to forms, messages, or UI components
- Pipeline Output Binding — Treat dynamic outputs as content resources
- Metadata Tagging — Classify and manage resources by type, visibility, and purpose
Layer |
Resources Domain Role |
Integration |
Normalize content pulled from external services |
Automation |
Inject outputs or content as inputs to downstream steps |
Orchestration |
Use resources in approvals, forms, decisions |
Interoperability |
Scope access and usage via policy, identity, and token |
Resources can exist alongside or between domains — enriching orchestration with reusable content entities.
- A workflow renders a PDF template resource for download, based on jurisdiction and approval state.
- A prompt response from a knowledge tool is saved as a versioned resource and attached to a user’s inbox message.
- A URL resource is injected into a form for user reference, varying by environment or workspace.
¶ Extending the Domain
You can manage and deliver resources using: