The Hoody Run service is a multi-source application resolver that lets you search for applications across multiple catalogs, resolve a chosen application to an exact shell command, and manage the underlying sources, profiles, recipes, and asynchronous jobs that power the resolver.

Use these endpoints when you need to programmatically discover what applications are available in a Hoody environment, look up the canonical command for running one, or curate the data sources and execution profiles that the resolver draws from.

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Applications

Search and resolve applications. List available apps across configured sources, inspect metadata, and resolve a selected application to an exact shell command ready for execution.

See: Applications

Sources

Manage the data sources that feed the resolver. Register catalogs, sync their contents, and control which sources are active for a given workspace.

See: Sources

Profiles

Manage execution profiles. Profiles define the runtime context (environment variables, working directory, shell, resource limits) used when a resolved command is dispatched.

See: Profiles

Recipes

Manage recipes. A recipe is a named, versioned bundle of one or more resolved commands and their metadata, suitable for repeatable deployment or invocation.

See: Recipes

Jobs

Inspect and manage asynchronous jobs. Long-running resolver operations (source syncs, recipe builds, bulk resolutions) return a job ID that you can poll, cancel, or list.

See: Jobs