Brendan Lynch (fynk)

I'm looking into webhooks and I found this part on the help pages. The yellow info box strikes me as irrelevant, if not misleading.

I've added an AI prompt to a waterfall. In the prompt, I have several columns set as optional. Every time I edit the waterfall step, it seems to make them required again???

II asked AI to generate a Claygent prompt a couple times. My prompt references a few select-type fields. When creating example values at the end of the prompt, the AI prompt uses samples values that are not valid for the select-type fields.

I'd like to see the "Run Info" tab aggregating all the columns in a waterfall - instead of having to review one column at a time. I wouldn't need the full breakdown of Success, No data, has not run, condition not met - just which providers were successful, how many times, credits per provider, and the average credits used.

Playing with mapping data from one table to another and finding it quite confusing!!! I understand now after consulting help pages, but I think this little note (first screenshot) from the click tour captures the confusion pretty well: "Enter a placeholder character because we're not doing the thing the action description says!" I suggest changing the action description (2nd screenshot) to "Write a list, object, or set of values/columns to another Clay table as a new row." and also display the "Add other data from this table" section of the modal window before the user selects the table to write to.

Notion Integration - In the Lookup action, allow to specify the Database as well as the page name. Actions I take in notion generally apply to only one Database. Allowing that filter would help to minimize errors where the wrong page UID is pulled by the lookup action because there are multiple results for the search key, but not in the searched DB