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Run your first AnswerUp action
Try a reservation against a sample business system on your computer. Run the example, inspect its result and see which customer messages are supported.
Open the first-action guideBefore you run
What you get in private preview.
Approved preview participants get the selected Core, Runtime, Actions and Generic HTTP preview.4 archives, runnable integration examples and optional Trace Local. The HTTP archive includes the first-action exercise and its SDK dependencies.
Use Node 22 or newer and local HTTP access. The local example needs no model key or live provider. Package details, manifests and optional checksum checks are available when you need them.
What you will see
See the outcome and what you can confirm.
See a confirmed reservation, a refusal and an uncertain result, with customer wording matched to each outcome.
In the working restaurant example, a booking response is lost. The application checks the original booking and later confirms it without booking again.
What your application owns
Keep control in your application.
AnswerUp provides shared execution and recovery controls, tracks uncertain outcomes and returns a decision about what can be confirmed.
Your application supplies identity and authorization policy, runs the business-system operation and independently checks its outcome. It also owns duplicate admission, recovery records and scheduling, and the final customer message.
Optional after the first action
Explore a later execution in Trace Local.
Trace Local preview.7 is included in the selected private handoff. To inspect a particular execution, retain package result snapshots and redacted host observations while it runs. Trace is a local viewer of supplied evidence; it is not a hosted service or a prerequisite for Core safeguards.
Learn what Trace can show →