Peerdom for AI agents
Agents read Peerdom at once. Changes and sends are held for a person's approval by default.
About Peerdom
Peerdom helps organizations map roles, people, groups, projects, goals, pages, and cards through a collaborative organizational platform.
What an agent can do in Peerdom
Every Peerdom action is classed by the platform as a read, a change or a send. Reads run at once. Changes and sends are held for a person by default.
Runs at once (reads)
Looks things up in Peerdom without asking first. 5 actions.
- Get Custom Field DefinitionsList custom-field definitions or return one definition by ID so agents can use the organization's real field names and value types.
- Get GroupsList organization groups or return one group by ID, with optional map and peer filters and optional custom-field-value expansion.
- Get Organization ContextReturn the connected Peerdom organization and its maps, including the live map ID and tenant palette needed to create groups and roles.
- Get PeersList peers with optional former-peer and custom-field inclusion, or return one peer by ID with optional roles and custom fields.
- Get RolesList roles or return one role by ID, with optional peer, group, and map filters plus holder, group, representing-node, and custom-field expansions.
Held for approval by default (changes and sends)
Held for a person's approval by default. The approval is recorded and the action is sent once, never twice, with 10 seconds to undo. 13 actions.
- Create GroupCreate a group from an existing parent-group anchor on a map. Set external to true to detach the new group as a top-level external group.
- Create PeerCreate an email-free person record in the organization; this tool deliberately cannot provision a Peerdom login account.
- Create RoleCreate a role under a parent group on a map using core role fields that do not require Peerdom's Contribution or Goals apps.
- Deactivate PeerMark a peer as former. This is a soft delete: the peer is removed from normal active-peer reads but remains available when former peers are included.
- Delete Custom Field DefinitionPermanently delete a custom-field definition. WARNING: Peerdom cascade-deletes every value stored against the definition; this cannot be undone and requires explicit confirmation.
- Delete GroupPermanently delete one group after reading it to block accidental root-group deletion. Root deletion requires separate explicit authorization.
- Delete RoleDelete one role by ID and return the deleted role for confirmation.
- Unassign Role HolderRemove one peer's assignment from one role without deleting either the peer or the role.
- Update Custom Field DefinitionRename a custom-field definition and its custom-field API key, or update its labels, display order, or public visibility without changing its value type or owner.
- Update GroupUpdate selected group properties such as name, parent, external state, color, shape, or custom fields. Omitted fields remain unchanged.
- Update PeerUpdate selected profile fields on an existing peer; omitted fields remain unchanged despite the provider using PUT.
- Update RoleUpdate selected core role properties without changing Contribution- or Goals-specific settings.
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- Assign Or Update Role HolderEnsure a peer holds a role, creating the assignment when absent or updating its percentage, focus, and elected-until date when present.
Changes wait in Needs you
Changes and sends in Peerdom are held for a person's approval by default. The approval is recorded, and the action is sent once, never twice, with 10 seconds to undo.
Peerdom questions
Can an agent change data in Peerdom on its own?
Not by default. Changes and sends in Peerdom are held for a person's approval. The approval is recorded, and the action is sent once, never twice, with 10 seconds to undo.
What can an agent read in Peerdom?
This connector lists 5 read actions. Reads run at once, without waiting for approval.
How does Peerdom connect?
It connects with API key. Connectors are built and maintained by third-party developers; availability is confirmed during scoping.