the language
invoke
the third verb: call a tool (nika: builtin or mcp: server); its room: /verbs/invoke. One of 59 words the served contract declares, projected from workflow.schema.json, the same file your editor validates against.
- 2surfacestask · on_finally
- optionaleverywherea choice, never a miss
- anytypethe declared shape
- 10skeletonscarry this key
the contract
2 declarationsDescriptions are the schema's own; the deeper invariants (value languages and regexes) ride the same projection. A miss is a nika check finding before anything runs.
- task
- the third verb: call a tool (nika: builtin or mcp: server); its room: /verbs/invokeone step of the plan
- on_finally
- the third verb: call a tool (nika: builtin or mcp: server); its room: /verbs/invokeinside an on_finally step
in a real file
invoke is one of the four verbs; its room owns the complete file: the shape, the block contract, the skeletons that speak it. enter the verb's room →
cross-references
skeletons that carry it
the check gates that name it
from the blog
defined by
the block it lives in
task: one step of the plan
The whole grammar in one place: the four verbs · the standard library · the spec. Try it in the playground. Read the reference →