uip maestro case triggers, sticky-notes, edges

Syntax, options, and JSON field reference for `uip maestro case triggers`, `sticky-notes`, and `edges`.

A case management definition is a graph, edited in place as a JSON schema file (the same file uip maestro case init scaffolds). Triggers are the entry points that start a case; sticky notes are free-floating annotations on the diagram canvas; edges are the directed connections between nodes (triggers, stages, and other elements) that define the case's flow. See the Case Management overview for the shared concepts (project layout, the JSON schema file, init) that apply here too.

Triggers, sticky notes, and edges are added, edited, or removed by hand in caseplan.json's node/edge arrays, then validated with uip maestro case validate. There is no triggers get verb; sticky-notes get and edges get are documented below.

Synthèse

uip maestro case sticky-notes get <file> <note-id>
uip maestro case edges get <file> <edge-id>

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uip maestro case triggers

Trigger nodes are the entry points that start a case — three types exist (manual, timer, connector-event). Inspect, add, or edit a trigger by editing caseplan.json's nodes[] array directly (see the uipath-maestro-case skill's references/plugins/ for the exact per-type node shape), then validate.

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uip maestro case sticky-notes

Free-floating text annotations on the case diagram canvas. Purely cosmetic — they carry no runtime behavior.

uip maestro case sticky-notes get

Arguments

Nom	Requis	Objectif
<file>	oui	Path to the case management JSON file.
<note-id>	oui	ID of the sticky note to retrieve.

Exemple

uip maestro case sticky-notes get case.json StickyNote_a1b2c3d4

Format des données (--output json)

{ "Code": "StickyNoteFound", "Data": { "StickyNote": { "id": "StickyNote_a1b2c3d4", "type": "case-management:StickyNote", "position": { "x": 0, "y": 0 }, "data": { "label": "TODO" } } } }

StickyNote is the raw node object as stored on disk — use this shape as a reference when hand-editing caseplan.json to add, edit, or remove a sticky note.

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uip maestro case edges

Directed connections between nodes in the case diagram — the same graph-edge concept as uip maestro flow edge, but scoped to case management's own node types (triggers and stages) and JSON schema shape.

uip maestro case edges get

Arguments

Nom	Requis	Objectif
<file>	oui	Path to the case management JSON file.
<edge-id>	oui	ID of the edge to retrieve.

Exemple

uip maestro case edges get case.json edge_a1b2c3d4

Format des données (--output json)

{
  "Code": "EdgeFound",
  "Data": {
    "Edge": {
      "id": "edge_a1b2c3d4",
      "type": "case-management:Edge",
      "source": "Stage_1",
      "target": "Stage_2",
      "sourceHandle": "Stage_1____source____right",
      "targetHandle": "Stage_2____target____left",
      "data": { "label": "Next" }
    }
  }
}

Edge is the raw edge object as stored on disk — a trigger-sourced edge has type: "case-management:TriggerEdge" instead of case-management:Edge. Use this shape as a reference when hand-editing caseplan.json's edges[] array.

Edges are not the recommended way to model case flow — keep caseplan.json's edges array as [] and model transitions with stage entry/exit conditions instead, then run uip maestro case validate <file>.

Voir également

• Case Management overview
• uip maestro case cases / stages
• uip maestro case conditions — the recommended replacement for edge-based flow modeling.
• Options globales
• Codes de sortie