@lessly/sdk-app 81.0.0 → 82.0.0

package/src/gen/types.gen.ts

@@ -65810,23 +65810,83 @@ sourceAuthority?: (("policy" | "official" | "team" | "informal") | null)
 }
 
 export interface BrainDaemonCreateOutput {
+/**
+ * Id of this ingestion daemon — the value every other daemon tool takes as `id`
+ */
 id: string
+/**
+ * Operator-given label for this daemon; null when it was never named
+ */
 name: (string | null)
+/**
+ * GitHub repository this daemon reads from; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 repo: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Which source this daemon ingests from: 'github', 'clickup' or 'gdrive'
+ */
 type: string
+/**
+ * The model an operator PINNED on this daemon, not necessarily the one that runs; null means Auto. Read effectiveModel for what extraction actually uses.
+ */
 model: (string | null)
+/**
+ * GitHub owner (user or org) this daemon reads from; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 owner: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Branch the GitHub daemon reads, usually main; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 branch: (string | null)
-config?: unknown
+/**
+ * This daemon's source settings, shaped by `type`: github carries markdown/issues/pulls toggles and glob filters, gdrive carries docs/pdf/text toggles and recurse. Meant for display, not for binding a later step to.
+ */
+config?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * False while the daemon is paused — a paused daemon starts no runs and reingest requests against it clear paths but trigger nothing
+ */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * Which lane runs go to: 'hot' finishes in minutes, 'batch' queues the work with the model provider and can take hours
+ */
 loadMode: string
+/**
+ * When this daemon last ran, as an ISO-8601 timestamp; null when it has never run
+ */
 lastRunAt: (string | null)
-lastResult?: unknown
+/**
+ * Summary the last run recorded, overwritten wholesale each run; null when the daemon has never run. Use brain_daemon_runs for the run history.
+ */
+lastResult?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * Id of the connector holding the credentials this daemon runs with; null on github daemons, which use the repo connection
+ */
 connectorId: (string | null)
-clickupConfig?: unknown
+/**
+ * Workspace, space, list, content toggles and chat channels for a clickup daemon; null for every other type
+ */
+clickupConfig?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * How many of this daemon's documents are known to have extracted incompletely, accumulated across all runs (the last run overwrites lastResult, this does not). 0 does NOT mean clean on its own — read it together with unmeasuredCount.
+ */
 degradedCount: number
+/**
+ * The model this daemon ACTUALLY extracts with — `model` when it is pinned and still allowed, otherwise the platform default that Auto resolves to; null when nothing resolves. This is the one to report, not `model`.
+ */
 effectiveModel: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Authority tier stamped on the memories this daemon writes (highest→lowest: policy, official, team, informal); null means Auto — resolved per source category
+ */
 sourceAuthority: (string | null)
+/**
+ * How many of this daemon's documents nobody has measured: ingested before the check existed, or staged in a batch run that has not finished extracting. Unmeasured is NOT clean — while this is above 0, degradedCount is a floor, not a verdict, and the count drains itself as those documents are extracted.
+ */
 unmeasuredCount: number
 }
 
@@ -65838,23 +65898,83 @@ id: string
 }
 
 export interface BrainDaemonGetOutput {
+/**
+ * Id of this ingestion daemon — the value every other daemon tool takes as `id`
+ */
 id: string
+/**
+ * Operator-given label for this daemon; null when it was never named
+ */
 name: (string | null)
+/**
+ * GitHub repository this daemon reads from; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 repo: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Which source this daemon ingests from: 'github', 'clickup' or 'gdrive'
+ */
 type: string
+/**
+ * The model an operator PINNED on this daemon, not necessarily the one that runs; null means Auto. Read effectiveModel for what extraction actually uses.
+ */
 model: (string | null)
+/**
+ * GitHub owner (user or org) this daemon reads from; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 owner: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Branch the GitHub daemon reads, usually main; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 branch: (string | null)
-config?: unknown
+/**
+ * This daemon's source settings, shaped by `type`: github carries markdown/issues/pulls toggles and glob filters, gdrive carries docs/pdf/text toggles and recurse. Meant for display, not for binding a later step to.
+ */
+config?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * False while the daemon is paused — a paused daemon starts no runs and reingest requests against it clear paths but trigger nothing
+ */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * Which lane runs go to: 'hot' finishes in minutes, 'batch' queues the work with the model provider and can take hours
+ */
 loadMode: string
+/**
+ * When this daemon last ran, as an ISO-8601 timestamp; null when it has never run
+ */
 lastRunAt: (string | null)
-lastResult?: unknown
+/**
+ * Summary the last run recorded, overwritten wholesale each run; null when the daemon has never run. Use brain_daemon_runs for the run history.
+ */
+lastResult?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * Id of the connector holding the credentials this daemon runs with; null on github daemons, which use the repo connection
+ */
 connectorId: (string | null)
-clickupConfig?: unknown
+/**
+ * Workspace, space, list, content toggles and chat channels for a clickup daemon; null for every other type
+ */
+clickupConfig?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * How many of this daemon's documents are known to have extracted incompletely, accumulated across all runs (the last run overwrites lastResult, this does not). 0 does NOT mean clean on its own — read it together with unmeasuredCount.
+ */
 degradedCount: number
+/**
+ * The model this daemon ACTUALLY extracts with — `model` when it is pinned and still allowed, otherwise the platform default that Auto resolves to; null when nothing resolves. This is the one to report, not `model`.
+ */
 effectiveModel: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Authority tier stamped on the memories this daemon writes (highest→lowest: policy, official, team, informal); null means Auto — resolved per source category
+ */
 sourceAuthority: (string | null)
+/**
+ * How many of this daemon's documents nobody has measured: ingested before the check existed, or staged in a batch run that has not finished extracting. Unmeasured is NOT clean — while this is above 0, degradedCount is a floor, not a verdict, and the count drains itself as those documents are extracted.
+ */
 unmeasuredCount: number
 }
 
@@ -66277,23 +66397,83 @@ export interface BrainDaemonsListInput {
 }
 
 export type BrainDaemonsListOutput = {
+/**
+ * Id of this ingestion daemon — the value every other daemon tool takes as `id`
+ */
 id: string
+/**
+ * Operator-given label for this daemon; null when it was never named
+ */
 name: (string | null)
+/**
+ * GitHub repository this daemon reads from; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 repo: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Which source this daemon ingests from: 'github', 'clickup' or 'gdrive'
+ */
 type: string
+/**
+ * The model an operator PINNED on this daemon, not necessarily the one that runs; null means Auto. Read effectiveModel for what extraction actually uses.
+ */
 model: (string | null)
+/**
+ * GitHub owner (user or org) this daemon reads from; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 owner: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Branch the GitHub daemon reads, usually main; null on clickup and gdrive daemons
+ */
 branch: (string | null)
-config?: unknown
+/**
+ * This daemon's source settings, shaped by `type`: github carries markdown/issues/pulls toggles and glob filters, gdrive carries docs/pdf/text toggles and recurse. Meant for display, not for binding a later step to.
+ */
+config?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * False while the daemon is paused — a paused daemon starts no runs and reingest requests against it clear paths but trigger nothing
+ */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * Which lane runs go to: 'hot' finishes in minutes, 'batch' queues the work with the model provider and can take hours
+ */
 loadMode: string
+/**
+ * When this daemon last ran, as an ISO-8601 timestamp; null when it has never run
+ */
 lastRunAt: (string | null)
-lastResult?: unknown
+/**
+ * Summary the last run recorded, overwritten wholesale each run; null when the daemon has never run. Use brain_daemon_runs for the run history.
+ */
+lastResult?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * Id of the connector holding the credentials this daemon runs with; null on github daemons, which use the repo connection
+ */
 connectorId: (string | null)
-clickupConfig?: unknown
+/**
+ * Workspace, space, list, content toggles and chat channels for a clickup daemon; null for every other type
+ */
+clickupConfig?: {
+[k: string]: unknown
+}
+/**
+ * How many of this daemon's documents are known to have extracted incompletely, accumulated across all runs (the last run overwrites lastResult, this does not). 0 does NOT mean clean on its own — read it together with unmeasuredCount.
+ */
 degradedCount: number
+/**
+ * The model this daemon ACTUALLY extracts with — `model` when it is pinned and still allowed, otherwise the platform default that Auto resolves to; null when nothing resolves. This is the one to report, not `model`.
+ */
 effectiveModel: (string | null)
+/**
+ * Authority tier stamped on the memories this daemon writes (highest→lowest: policy, official, team, informal); null means Auto — resolved per source category
+ */
 sourceAuthority: (string | null)
+/**
+ * How many of this daemon's documents nobody has measured: ingested before the check existed, or staged in a batch run that has not finished extracting. Unmeasured is NOT clean — while this is above 0, degradedCount is a floor, not a verdict, and the count drains itself as those documents are extracted.
+ */
 unmeasuredCount: number
 }[]
 
@@ -89870,6 +90050,32 @@ color: (string | null)
 createdAt: string
 }
 
+export interface SupportLabelGetInput {
+/**
+ * Label id
+ */
+id: string
+}
+
+export interface SupportLabelGetOutput {
+/**
+ * Label id
+ */
+id: string
+/**
+ * Label name, unique within the product
+ */
+name: string
+/**
+ * Display colour as a hex string, or null if uncoloured
+ */
+color: (string | null)
+/**
+ * ISO-8601 creation timestamp
+ */
+createdAt: string
+}
+
 export interface SupportLabelListInput {
 
 }
@@ -89985,10 +90191,97 @@ contentType: string
  */
 downloadUrl: string
 }[]
+/**
+ * The same files as a flat list of ids, in the order attachments[] has them. This is the value support_message_create takes back; attachments.0.id names only the first file
+ */
+attachmentIds: string[]
 /**
  * The agent author, or null when the external end user wrote the message
  */
 authorAgentId: (string | null)
+/**
+ * How many files this message carries, 0 when it carries none. A dot-path has no length, so this is the only way a step can branch on whether there are files at all — and a message may carry a file and no body, so it is what tells those two messages apart
+ */
+attachmentCount: number
+/**
+ * The external author, or null when an agent wrote the message
+ */
+authorExternalId: (string | null)
+}
+
+export interface SupportMessageGetInput {
+/**
+ * Message id
+ */
+id: string
+}
+
+export interface SupportMessageGetOutput {
+/**
+ * Message id
+ */
+id: string
+/**
+ * The message text, byte-identical to what was stored
+ */
+body: string
+/**
+ * Thread this message belongs to
+ */
+threadId: string
+/**
+ * ISO-8601 creation timestamp
+ */
+createdAt: string
+/**
+ * inbound: written by the external end user. outbound: written by support, going out to them
+ */
+direction: ("inbound" | "outbound")
+/**
+ * public: part of the conversation the external end user sees. internal: a note between agents that never leaves the support contour
+ */
+visibility: ("public" | "internal")
+/**
+ * Files this message carries, each with a freshly signed download URL. Empty when there are none. Attachments whose upload was never confirmed are never listed here
+ */
+attachments: {
+/**
+ * Attachment id
+ */
+id: string
+/**
+ * Display name of the file
+ */
+fileName: string
+/**
+ * ISO-8601 timestamp of when the attachment was created
+ */
+createdAt: string
+/**
+ * Size in bytes as reported by storage
+ */
+sizeBytes: number
+/**
+ * MIME type of the file
+ */
+contentType: string
+/**
+ * Short-lived signed URL to read the file. Re-read the message to get a fresh one
+ */
+downloadUrl: string
+}[]
+/**
+ * The same files as a flat list of ids, in the order attachments[] has them. This is the value support_message_create takes back; attachments.0.id names only the first file
+ */
+attachmentIds: string[]
+/**
+ * The agent author, or null when the external end user wrote the message
+ */
+authorAgentId: (string | null)
+/**
+ * How many files this message carries, 0 when it carries none. A dot-path has no length, so this is the only way a step can branch on whether there are files at all — and a message may carry a file and no body, so it is what tells those two messages apart
+ */
+attachmentCount: number
 /**
  * The external author, or null when an agent wrote the message
  */
@@ -90092,10 +90385,18 @@ contentType: string
  */
 downloadUrl: string
 }[]
+/**
+ * The same files as a flat list of ids, in the order attachments[] has them. This is the value support_message_create takes back; attachments.0.id names only the first file
+ */
+attachmentIds: string[]
 /**
  * The agent author, or null when the external end user wrote the message
  */
 authorAgentId: (string | null)
+/**
+ * How many files this message carries, 0 when it carries none. A dot-path has no length, so this is the only way a step can branch on whether there are files at all — and a message may carry a file and no body, so it is what tells those two messages apart
+ */
+attachmentCount: number
 /**
  * The external author, or null when an agent wrote the message
  */
@@ -90185,6 +90486,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -90207,6 +90512,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */
@@ -90437,14 +90746,23 @@ enabled?: boolean
  * When to show the survey once the page matches
  */
 trigger: ({
+/**
+ * An immediate trigger, with nothing else to set
+ */
 kind: "immediate"
 } | {
+/**
+ * A delayed trigger, which needs seconds
+ */
 kind: "delay"
 /**
  * How long to wait after the page matched, in seconds (at most a day)
  */
 seconds: number
 } | {
+/**
+ * An event trigger, which needs the event name
+ */
 kind: "event"
 /**
  * An event in the client’s own runtime. This toolkit never sees it
@@ -93219,6 +93537,9 @@ value?: string
 }]
 }
 
+/**
+ * One delivery rule: which pages get which survey, when, how often, and to whom
+ */
 export interface SupportRuleCreateOutput {
 /**
  * Rule id
@@ -93232,6 +93553,9 @@ device: ("any" | "desktop" | "mobile")
  * Whether the rule is live
  */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * When the client’s runtime shows the survey once the page matches: immediately, after a delay, or on an event of its own
+ */
 trigger: {
 /**
  * Which kind of trigger this is
@@ -93258,13 +93582,22 @@ urlMatch: {
  * exact: the whole URL, character for character. prefix: the URL starts with the value. contains: the value appears anywhere in the URL. regex: a JavaScript regular expression, applied unanchored — write ^ yourself if you mean the start
  */
 kind: ("exact" | "prefix" | "contains" | "regex")
+/**
+ * What the URL is compared against, read according to kind
+ */
 value: string
 }
 /**
  * ISO-8601 creation timestamp
  */
 createdAt: string
+/**
+ * How often the same person may see this survey. The client’s runtime enforces it — this toolkit never sees the end user
+ */
 frequency: {
+/**
+ * once: show it a single time, ever. until_answered: keep showing it until they respond. always: show it every time the rule matches
+ */
 kind: ("once" | "until_answered" | "always")
 /**
  * Days between showings, when set
@@ -96038,6 +96371,9 @@ export interface SupportRuleGetInput {
 id: string
 }
 
+/**
+ * One delivery rule: which pages get which survey, when, how often, and to whom
+ */
 export interface SupportRuleGetOutput {
 /**
  * Rule id
@@ -96051,6 +96387,9 @@ device: ("any" | "desktop" | "mobile")
  * Whether the rule is live
  */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * When the client’s runtime shows the survey once the page matches: immediately, after a delay, or on an event of its own
+ */
 trigger: {
 /**
  * Which kind of trigger this is
@@ -96077,13 +96416,22 @@ urlMatch: {
  * exact: the whole URL, character for character. prefix: the URL starts with the value. contains: the value appears anywhere in the URL. regex: a JavaScript regular expression, applied unanchored — write ^ yourself if you mean the start
  */
 kind: ("exact" | "prefix" | "contains" | "regex")
+/**
+ * What the URL is compared against, read according to kind
+ */
 value: string
 }
 /**
  * ISO-8601 creation timestamp
  */
 createdAt: string
+/**
+ * How often the same person may see this survey. The client’s runtime enforces it — this toolkit never sees the end user
+ */
 frequency: {
+/**
+ * once: show it a single time, ever. until_answered: keep showing it until they respond. always: show it every time the rule matches
+ */
 kind: ("once" | "until_answered" | "always")
 /**
  * Days between showings, when set
@@ -98880,6 +99228,9 @@ device: ("any" | "desktop" | "mobile")
  * Whether the rule is live
  */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * When the client’s runtime shows the survey once the page matches: immediately, after a delay, or on an event of its own
+ */
 trigger: {
 /**
  * Which kind of trigger this is
@@ -98906,13 +99257,22 @@ urlMatch: {
  * exact: the whole URL, character for character. prefix: the URL starts with the value. contains: the value appears anywhere in the URL. regex: a JavaScript regular expression, applied unanchored — write ^ yourself if you mean the start
  */
 kind: ("exact" | "prefix" | "contains" | "regex")
+/**
+ * What the URL is compared against, read according to kind
+ */
 value: string
 }
 /**
  * ISO-8601 creation timestamp
  */
 createdAt: string
+/**
+ * How often the same person may see this survey. The client’s runtime enforces it — this toolkit never sees the end user
+ */
 frequency: {
+/**
+ * once: show it a single time, ever. until_answered: keep showing it until they respond. always: show it every time the rule matches
+ */
 kind: ("once" | "until_answered" | "always")
 /**
  * Days between showings, when set
@@ -101683,14 +102043,23 @@ enabled?: boolean
  * The new trigger, replacing the old one
  */
 trigger?: ({
+/**
+ * An immediate trigger, with nothing else to set
+ */
 kind: "immediate"
 } | {
+/**
+ * A delayed trigger, which needs seconds
+ */
 kind: "delay"
 /**
  * How long to wait after the page matched, in seconds (at most a day)
  */
 seconds: number
 } | {
+/**
+ * An event trigger, which needs the event name
+ */
 kind: "event"
 /**
  * An event in the client’s own runtime. This toolkit never sees it
@@ -104461,6 +104830,9 @@ value?: string
 }]
 }
 
+/**
+ * One delivery rule: which pages get which survey, when, how often, and to whom
+ */
 export interface SupportRuleUpdateOutput {
 /**
  * Rule id
@@ -104474,6 +104846,9 @@ device: ("any" | "desktop" | "mobile")
  * Whether the rule is live
  */
 enabled: boolean
+/**
+ * When the client’s runtime shows the survey once the page matches: immediately, after a delay, or on an event of its own
+ */
 trigger: {
 /**
  * Which kind of trigger this is
@@ -104500,13 +104875,22 @@ urlMatch: {
  * exact: the whole URL, character for character. prefix: the URL starts with the value. contains: the value appears anywhere in the URL. regex: a JavaScript regular expression, applied unanchored — write ^ yourself if you mean the start
  */
 kind: ("exact" | "prefix" | "contains" | "regex")
+/**
+ * What the URL is compared against, read according to kind
+ */
 value: string
 }
 /**
  * ISO-8601 creation timestamp
  */
 createdAt: string
+/**
+ * How often the same person may see this survey. The client’s runtime enforces it — this toolkit never sees the end user
+ */
 frequency: {
+/**
+ * once: show it a single time, ever. until_answered: keep showing it until they respond. always: show it every time the rule matches
+ */
 kind: ("once" | "until_answered" | "always")
 /**
  * Days between showings, when set
@@ -107339,6 +107723,40 @@ archived: boolean
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
 
+export interface SupportStatusGetInput {
+/**
+ * Status id
+ */
+id: string
+}
+
+export interface SupportStatusGetOutput {
+/**
+ * Status id
+ */
+id: string
+/**
+ * Status name, unique within the product
+ */
+name: string
+/**
+ * Display colour as a hex string
+ */
+color: string
+/**
+ * Sort order within the status dictionary
+ */
+order: number
+/**
+ * Archived statuses stay readable but are not offered as targets
+ */
+archived: boolean
+/**
+ * Lifecycle bucket the status belongs to
+ */
+category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
+}
+
 export interface SupportStatusListInput {
 /**
  * Also return archived statuses (default false)
@@ -107521,6 +107939,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }
 
 export interface SupportSurveyCreateInput {
@@ -107683,6 +108109,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }
 
 export interface SupportSurveyGetInput {
@@ -107778,6 +108212,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }
 
 export interface SupportSurveyListInput {
@@ -107893,6 +108335,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }[]
 }
 
@@ -107989,6 +108439,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }
 
 export interface SupportSurveyStatsInput {
@@ -108211,6 +108669,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }
 
 export interface SupportSurveyUpdateInput {
@@ -108377,6 +108843,14 @@ required?: boolean
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same questions as a flat list of ids, in the order they are asked
+ */
+questionIds: string[]
+/**
+ * How many questions this survey asks — the same field support/survey.published carries, so a workflow built from the trigger and one built from a get-step bind one shape
+ */
+questionCount: number
 }
 
 export interface SupportThreadAssignInput {
@@ -108457,6 +108931,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -108479,6 +108957,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */
@@ -108599,6 +109081,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -108621,6 +109107,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */
@@ -108713,6 +109203,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -108735,6 +109229,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */
@@ -108887,6 +109385,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -108909,6 +109411,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */
@@ -109006,6 +109512,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -109028,6 +109538,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */
@@ -109140,6 +109654,10 @@ archived: boolean
  */
 category: ("open" | "pending" | "resolved" | "closed")
 }
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of ids, in the order labels[] has them. This is the value support_thread_update takes back: a dot-path can name this whole set, while labels.0.id names only the first element
+ */
+labelIds: string[]
 /**
  * Free-form client-owned JSON
  */
@@ -109162,6 +109680,10 @@ createdAt: string
  * ISO-8601 last-modification timestamp
  */
 updatedAt: string
+/**
+ * The same labels as a flat list of names, in the order labels[] has them
+ */
+labelNames: string[]
 /**
  * ISO-8601 timestamp of the last reply, or null while there are none
  */