arozos-mirror/src/mod/agi

ArOZ Online JavaScript Gateway Interface (AGI)

AGI is the server-side JavaScript runtime used by ArozOS for module scripts (.agi / .js). Scripts run in an Otto VM with sandboxed access to ArozOS functions.

This document is updated to match the current AGI implementation in mod/agi/agi*.go.

Maintainer note — keep Terminal in sync The Terminal webapp ships an in-app API reference panel that is driven by a separate structured data file: src/web/Terminal/docs/api.json. Whenever this README is updated (new functions, changed signatures, new library, etc.) that file must also be updated to keep the in-app help accurate. The JSON mirrors this README's section structure — one object per library section, each with a functions array of { name, sig, desc, ret, example } entries.

AGI Version

• Runtime version: 3.0 (AgiVersion in agi.go)

Quick Start

// Basic response
sendResp("Hello from AGI");

// JSON response
sendJSONResp({ ok: true, time: Date.now() });

// Load a library
if (requirelib("filelib")) {
    var files = filelib.glob("user:/Desktop/*");
    sendJSONResp(files);
}

Runtime Globals

System globals

• BUILD_VERSION
• INTERNAL_VERSION
• LOADED_MODULES
• LOADED_STORAGES
• __FILE__
• HTTP_RESP
• HTTP_HEADER

User globals

• USERNAME
• USERICON
• USERQUOTA_TOTAL
• USERQUOTA_USED
• USER_VROOTS
• USER_MODULES

Detached-script globals (execd child)

• BUILD_VERSION: Current system build version
• INTERNAL_VERSION: Internal version number
• LOADED_MODULES: Array of loaded system modules
• LOADED_STORAGES: Array of available storage pools
• __FILE__: Current script file path
• HTTP_RESP: Response content (automatically set)
• HTTP_HEADER: Response content type (automatically set)
• USERNAME: Current user's username
• USERICON: Current user's icon path
• USERQUOTA_TOTAL: User's total storage quota
• USERQUOTA_USED: User's used storage quota
• USER_VROOTS: User's accessible virtual root paths
• USER_MODULES: User's accessible modules
• EXECUTION_ID: UUIDv4 that uniquely identifies this script invocation — useful for correlating log lines across concurrent executions
• PARENT_DETACHED (true)
• PARENT_PAYLOAD (string payload)

Path Rules

• Use virtual paths such as user:/, tmp:/, extuuid:/....
• Many library functions auto-resolve relative paths against the running script.
• Permission checks are enforced (CanRead / CanWrite).

Core AGI Functions

Response functions

sendResp(content)

Sets HTTP_RESP.

sendResp("done");

echo(content)

Appends text to current HTTP_RESP.

echo("Hello ");
echo("World");

sendOK()

Sets response to ok.

sendOK();

sendJSONResp(objectOrJsonString)

Sets HTTP_HEADER = application/json and writes JSON response.

sendJSONResp({ success: true, items: [1, 2, 3] });

DB functions

newDBTableIfNotExists(tableName)

newDBTableIfNotExists("my_table");

DBTableExists(tableName)

if (DBTableExists("my_table")) sendOK();

writeDBItem(tableName, key, value)

writeDBItem("my_table", "theme", "dark");

readDBItem(tableName, key)

var v = readDBItem("my_table", "theme");

listDBTable(tableName)

Returns key-value object.

var kv = listDBTable("my_table");
sendJSONResp(kv);

deleteDBItem(tableName, key)

deleteDBItem("my_table", "theme");

dropDBTable(tableName)

dropDBTable("my_table");

Module and scheduling

registerModule(jsonConfigString)

Registers a module from JSON config.

registerModule(JSON.stringify({
    Name: "MyApp",
    Desc: "Example module",
    Group: "Utilities",
    IconPath: "icon.png",
    Version: "1.0",
    StartDir: "index.html",
    SupportFW: true,
    LaunchFWDir: "index.html"
}));

addNightlyTask(scriptPath)

Adds a valid AGI script to nightly task list.

addNightlyTask("MyApp/nightly.agi");

Utility and flow

includes(scriptName)

Loads and executes another script relative to current script directory.

includes("helpers.js");

delay(ms)

Sleeps for milliseconds.

delay(500);

exit()

Stops script execution.

if (!userIsAdmin()) exit();

execd(scriptName, payload)

Executes another script asynchronously.

execd("worker.agi", JSON.stringify({ job: "thumbs" }));

Deprecated (kept for compatibility)

• requirepkg(...) -> deprecated in AGI v3
• execpkg(...) -> deprecated in AGI v3
• decodeVirtualPath(...) -> deprecated
• decodeAbsoluteVirtualPath(...) -> deprecated
• encodeRealPath(...) -> deprecated

User/permission functions

pathCanWrite(vpath)

if (pathCanWrite("user:/Documents")) sendOK();

getUserPermissionGroup()

Returns JSON string.

var group = JSON.parse(getUserPermissionGroup());

userIsAdmin()

if (!userIsAdmin()) sendResp("admin only");

userExists(username) (admin only)

if (userExists("alice")) echo("exists");

createUser(username, password, defaultGroup) (admin only)

createUser("alice", "StrongPass", "default");

removeUser(username) (admin only)

removeUser("alice");

editUser(...)

Currently stubbed and always returns false.

Loading Libraries

Use requirelib(libName).

requirelib("filelib");

Registered library IDs:

• filelib
• imagelib
• http
• share
• iot
• appdata
• sysinfo
• ziplib
• aimodel (OpenAI / Anthropic LLM chat: text & file based, with pricing & quota)
• ffmpeg (only when ffmpeg exists on host)

Special case:

• requirelib("websocket") is injected only in HTTP request context.

filelib API

Load:

requirelib("filelib");

filelib.writeFile(vpath, content)

filelib.writeFile("user:/notes.txt", "hello");

filelib.readFile(vpath)

var t = filelib.readFile("user:/notes.txt");

filelib.deleteFile(vpath)

filelib.deleteFile("user:/notes.txt");

filelib.walk(vpath, mode)

mode: all, file, folder

var allFiles = filelib.walk("user:/", "file");

filelib.glob(pattern, sortMode)

sortMode supports default and user modes from FS sort settings.

var list = filelib.glob("user:/Desktop/*.jpg", "default");

filelib.aglob(pattern, sortMode)

Advanced glob.

var list = filelib.aglob("user:/Desktop/**/*.png", "default");

filelib.readdir(vpath, sortMode)

Returns array of objects: {Filename, Filepath, Ext, Filesize, Modtime, IsDir}.

var entries = filelib.readdir("user:/Desktop", "default");

filelib.filesize(vpath)

var size = filelib.filesize("user:/movie.mp4");

filelib.fileExists(vpath)

if (filelib.fileExists("user:/a.txt")) sendOK();

filelib.isDir(vpath)

if (filelib.isDir("user:/Desktop")) sendOK();

filelib.mkdir(vpath)

filelib.mkdir("user:/newfolder");

filelib.md5(vpath)

var hash = filelib.md5("user:/a.txt");

filelib.mtime(vpath, parseToUnix)

parseToUnix=true returns Unix timestamp; otherwise formatted string.

var ts = filelib.mtime("user:/a.txt", true);

filelib.rootName(vpath)

Returns storage root display name.

var root = filelib.rootName("user:/Desktop/a.txt");

imagelib API

Load:

requirelib("imagelib");

imagelib.getImageDimension(vpath)

Returns [width, height].

var dim = imagelib.getImageDimension("user:/img.jpg");

imagelib.resizeImage(src, dest, width, height)

imagelib.resizeImage("user:/img.jpg", "user:/img_small.jpg", 800, 600);

imagelib.resizeImageBase64(src, width, height, format)

Returns data URL string.

var b64 = imagelib.resizeImageBase64("user:/img.jpg", 320, 240, "jpeg");

imagelib.cropImage(src, dest, x, y, width, height)

imagelib.cropImage("user:/img.jpg", "user:/crop.jpg", 10, 10, 200, 200);

imagelib.loadThumbString(vpath)

Returns cached thumbnail base64 string.

var thumb = imagelib.loadThumbString("user:/img.jpg");

imagelib.hasExif(vpath)

if (imagelib.hasExif("user:/img.jpg")) echo("has exif");

imagelib.getExif(vpath)

Returns JSON string.

var exif = JSON.parse(imagelib.getExif("user:/img.jpg"));

http API

Load:

requirelib("http");

http.get(url)

var body = http.get("https://example.com");

http.post(url, jsonString)

var body = http.post("https://example.com/api", JSON.stringify({a:1}));

http.head(url, headerKey)

• Without headerKey: returns JSON string of all headers.
• With headerKey: returns JSON string of that header value.

var headers = JSON.parse(http.head("https://example.com"));

http.getCode(url)

Returns status code.

var code = http.getCode("https://example.com");

http.download(url, destDirVpath, filenameOptional)

Downloads into destination directory.

http.download("https://example.com/a.zip", "user:/Downloads", "a.zip");

http.getb64(url)

var raw = http.getb64("https://example.com/logo.png");

http.redirect(targetUrl, statusCode)

Default status code is 307 when omitted.

http.redirect("https://example.com/new", 302);

share API

Load:

requirelib("share");

share.shareFile(vpath, timeoutSec)

timeoutSec=0 means no auto-expire.

var uuid = share.shareFile("user:/report.pdf", 3600);

share.removeShare(shareUUID)

share.removeShare(uuid);

share.checkShareExists(shareUUID)

if (share.checkShareExists(uuid)) sendOK();

share.fileIsShared(vpath)

if (share.fileIsShared("user:/report.pdf")) sendOK();

share.getFileShareUUID(vpath)

var sid = share.getFileShareUUID("user:/report.pdf");

share.checkSharePermission(shareUUID)

var perm = share.checkSharePermission(uuid);

iot API

Load:

requirelib("iot");

iot.ready()

if (!iot.ready()) sendResp("iot unavailable");

iot.scan()

Returns scanned device array.

var devices = iot.scan();

iot.list()

Returns cached device array.

var devices = iot.list();

iot.connect(deviceId, username, password, token)

iot.connect("dev-1", "admin", "pass", "");

iot.status(deviceId)

Returns parsed status object.

var s = iot.status("dev-1");

iot.exec(deviceId, endpointName, payloadObject)

Returns parsed result object or false.

var resp = iot.exec("dev-1", "toggle", { value: true });

iot.disconnect(deviceId)

iot.disconnect("dev-1");

iot.iconTag(deviceId)

var tag = iot.iconTag("dev-1");

appdata API (read-only web root access)

Load:

requirelib("appdata");

appdata.readFile(relativePathFromWebRoot)

var conf = appdata.readFile("MyApp/config.json");

appdata.listDir(relativeDirFromWebRoot)

Returns relative path array.

var files = appdata.listDir("MyApp");

appdata.getModuleList()

Returns parsed module list array.

var mods = appdata.getModuleList();

sysinfo API

Load:

requirelib("sysinfo");

sysinfo.getCPUUsage()

Returns CPU usage percent.

var cpu = sysinfo.getCPUUsage();

sysinfo.getRAMUsage()

Returns {used, total, percent}.

var ram = sysinfo.getRAMUsage();

sysinfo.getNetworkUsage()

Returns {rxRate, txRate, rxTotal, txTotal} in bytes / bytes per second.

var net = sysinfo.getNetworkUsage();

sysinfo.getDiskInfo()

Returns logical disk info array.

var disks = sysinfo.getDiskInfo();

ziplib API

Load:

requirelib("ziplib");

ziplib.extractZipFile(src, destDir)

ziplib.extractZipFile("user:/a.zip", "user:/out/");

ziplib.createZipFile(sourcesArrayOrString, outputZip)

ziplib.createZipFile(["user:/a.txt", "user:/b.txt"], "user:/bundle.zip");

ziplib.createTarFile(sourcesArrayOrString, outputTar)

ziplib.createTarFile(["user:/folder"], "user:/bundle.tar");

ziplib.extractTarFile(srcTar, destDir)

ziplib.extractTarFile("user:/bundle.tar", "user:/out/");

ziplib.createTarGzFile(sourcesArrayOrString, outputTarGz)

ziplib.createTarGzFile(["user:/folder"], "user:/bundle.tar.gz");

ziplib.extractTarGzFile(srcTarGz, destDir)

ziplib.extractTarGzFile("user:/bundle.tar.gz", "user:/out/");

ziplib.createGzFile(srcFile, outputGz)

ziplib.createGzFile("user:/a.log", "user:/a.log.gz");

ziplib.extractGzFile(srcGz, outputFile)

ziplib.extractGzFile("user:/a.log.gz", "user:/a.log");

ziplib.isValidZipFile(vpath)

Checks whether archive format is recognizable.

var ok = ziplib.isValidZipFile("user:/a.zip");

ziplib.listZipFileContents(zipPath)

Returns JSON tree string.

var tree = JSON.parse(ziplib.listZipFileContents("user:/a.zip"));

ziplib.listZipFileDir(zipPath, dirPathInZip)

Returns immediate child names array.

var items = ziplib.listZipFileDir("user:/a.zip", "docs");

ziplib.getFileFromZip(zipPath, filePathInZip)

Extracts one file to tmp:/ and returns that virtual path.

var tmp = ziplib.getFileFromZip("user:/a.zip", "docs/readme.txt");

ziplib.getCompressFileType(vpath)

Returns one of zip, 7z, tar, tar.gz, gz, unknown.

var t = ziplib.getCompressFileType("user:/a.tgz");

ziplib.extractAnyFile(srcArchive, destDir)

Auto-detects format and extracts.

ziplib.extractAnyFile("user:/archive.any", "user:/out/");

ziplib.createAnyZipFile(sourcesArrayOrString, outputPath, format)

format: zip, tar, tar.gz (tgz), gz.

ziplib.createAnyZipFile(["user:/folder"], "user:/bundle.tar.gz", "tar.gz");

ffmpeg API

Load:

requirelib("ffmpeg");

Note: library exists only when host has ffmpeg installed.

ffmpeg.convert(input, output, compression)

Generic conversion.

ffmpeg.convert("user:/in.mov", "user:/out.mp4", 0);

ffmpeg.audioConvert(input, output, sampleRate, progressFile)

ffmpeg.audioConvert("user:/in.wav", "user:/out.mp3", 44100, "tmp:/audio_progress.json");

ffmpeg.imageConvert(input, output, scaleFactor, compressionRate)

ffmpeg.imageConvert("user:/in.png", "user:/out.jpg", 0.5, 80);

ffmpeg.videoConvert(input, output, resolution, compressionRate, progressFile)

ffmpeg.videoConvert("user:/in.mp4", "user:/out.mp4", "720p", 55, "tmp:/video_progress.json");

ffmpeg.convertWithProgress(input, output, progressFile)

ffmpeg.convertWithProgress("user:/in.mp4", "user:/out.gif", "tmp:/conv_progress.json");

websocket API

The websocket library upgrades the current HTTP connection to a WebSocket session. It is only available in script paths reached via a live HTTP request context (standard InterfaceHandler or token-handler routes — not execd children).

Load:

requirelib("websocket");

Note on delay() after upgrade — websocket.upgrade() replaces the global delay() with a message-pumping version. While the script sleeps inside delay(), any queued inbound frames are dispatched to websocket.onMessage (if set). delay() is therefore the natural yield point in event-driven loops. When onMessage is null the buffer is left untouched so that available() and read() can still see the frames.

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websocket.upgrade(timeoutSec) → bool

Upgrades the HTTP connection to WebSocket and starts the background frame reader. The connection is closed automatically after timeoutSec seconds of idle time (default 300). Also installs the message-pumping delay() override.

Returns false if the upgrade fails.

requirelib("websocket");
if (!websocket.upgrade(120)) exit();

---

websocket.send(text) → bool

Sends a UTF-8 text frame to the client. Returns false if the connection is closed.

websocket.send("Hello from server");

---

websocket.read(timeoutMs?) → string | null | false

Reads the next inbound message from the internal buffer.

Return value	Meaning
string	Message text
null	timeoutMs elapsed with no message; connection still open
false	Connection is closed

timeoutMs = 0 or omitted blocks indefinitely until a message arrives or the connection closes.

// Block until a message arrives or connection closes
var msg = websocket.read();

// Wait at most 5 s; returns null on timeout
var msg = websocket.read(5000);

if (msg === false) { /* connection closed */ }
if (msg === null)  { /* timed out, still open */ }

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websocket.available() → number

Returns the number of messages currently queued in the inbound buffer. Non-blocking — safe to call on every iteration of a tight loop.

if (websocket.available() > 0) {
    var msg = websocket.read();
}

---

websocket.isClosed() → bool

Returns true when the WebSocket connection is no longer active.

while (!websocket.isClosed()) {
    websocket.send("tick");
    delay(1000);
}

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websocket.onMessage

Assign a function(msg) callback to receive messages asynchronously. The handler fires inside delay() on the script's own goroutine — Otto-safe, no concurrent JS execution.

Message object properties:

Property	Type	Description
msg.data	string	Text payload
msg.timestamp	number	Arrival time (Unix milliseconds)
msg.type	number	Frame type: 1 = text, 2 = binary

websocket.onMessage = function(msg) {
    console.log("Received at " + msg.timestamp + " ms: " + msg.data);
};

Set back to null to stop receiving callbacks and leave messages in the buffer:

websocket.onMessage = null;

---

websocket.close()

Sends a normal-closure frame and closes the connection.

websocket.close();

---

Pattern 1 — blocking read with optional timeout

Simplest pattern. read(timeoutMs) returns null on timeout so the loop can send a keep-alive or do other work without blocking forever.

requirelib("websocket");
if (!websocket.upgrade(120)) exit();

websocket.send("Connected. Commands: echo <text> | stop");

while (true) {
    var msg = websocket.read(30000); // wait up to 30 s

    if (msg === false) break;        // remote side closed
    if (msg === null)  {             // 30-second idle timeout
        websocket.send("Still here.");
        continue;
    }

    msg = msg.trim();
    if (msg === "stop") {
        websocket.send("Bye!");
        break;
    } else if (msg.indexOf("echo ") === 0) {
        websocket.send(msg.slice(5));
    } else if (msg !== "") {
        websocket.send("Unknown command: '" + msg + "'");
    }
}

websocket.close();

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Pattern 2 — available() polling (Arduino-style)

Use when you want to drain all queued frames in one shot each iteration, or when the main loop body does other work regardless of incoming messages.

onMessage must be null (the default) so that delay() does not consume frames behind your back.

requirelib("websocket");
if (!websocket.upgrade(120)) exit();

websocket.send("available() polling mode.");

while (true) {
    if (websocket.isClosed()) break;

    var n = websocket.available();
    if (n > 0) {
        // Drain all waiting frames without blocking
        for (var i = 0; i < n; i++) {
            var msg = websocket.read(); // data already queued, returns immediately
            if (msg === false) break;
            msg = msg.trim();
            if (msg === "stop") {
                websocket.send("Bye!");
                websocket.close();
                break;
            }
            websocket.send("Echo: " + msg);
        }
    } else {
        delay(500); // sleep; buffer is untouched because onMessage is null
    }
}

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Pattern 3 — onMessage callback with delay() pump

Event-driven style. The callback fires inside delay() on the script goroutine. Use a shared variable to hand data from the callback to the main loop.

requirelib("websocket");
if (!websocket.upgrade(120)) exit();

websocket.send("onMessage mode. Commands: echo <text> | stop");

var lastMessage = "";

websocket.onMessage = function(msg) {
    // Runs on the script goroutine during delay() — safe to update shared state
    lastMessage = msg.data;
};

while (true) {
    if (lastMessage !== "") {
        var msg = lastMessage.trim();
        lastMessage = "";

        if (msg === "stop") {
            websocket.send("Bye!");
            break;
        } else if (msg.indexOf("echo ") === 0) {
            websocket.send(msg.slice(5));
        } else if (msg !== "") {
            websocket.send("Unknown command: '" + msg + "'");
        }
    }

    if (websocket.isClosed()) break;

    // delay() pumps the inbound channel and fires onMessage for each queued frame
    delay(100);
}

websocket.onMessage = null;
websocket.close();

Scheduler Library (scheduler)

Load with: requirelib("scheduler")

Lets a webapp register, check, and remove background scheduled tasks on behalf of the signed-in user. Tasks call a script that lives inside the webapp's own folder — not in user virtual storage.

Prerequisite — the user must have granted cron-job permission to this app first. The recommended flow is:

1. Check scheduler.hasPermission() in a backend .agi script.
2. If false, return a signal to the frontend so it can call ao_module_requestSchedulerPermission() to show the permission dialog.
3. After permission is granted, register the task from the backend.

Scheduler Functions

scheduler.hasPermission() → bool

Returns true when the current user is allowed to create scheduled tasks.

requirelib("scheduler");
if (!scheduler.hasPermission()) {
    sendResp("no_permission");
}

scheduler.registered(taskName, appName) → bool

Returns true when a task with the given name is already registered for this user+app combination.

requirelib("scheduler");
if (scheduler.registered("MyApp_DailySync", "MyApp")) {
    sendResp("already_registered");
}

scheduler.register(taskName, appName, intervalSecs [, description [, scriptName]]) → bool

Registers a new background task. Returns true on success.

Parameter	Type	Description
taskName	string	Unique task identifier (max 32 chars)
appName	string	Module folder name (must match ./web/<appName>/)
intervalSecs	number	Execution interval in seconds
description	string	Optional human-readable description
scriptName	string	Script filename inside the app folder (default: "cron.agi")

requirelib("scheduler");
var ok = scheduler.register("MyApp_DailySync", "MyApp", 86400, "Daily maintenance", "cron.agi");
if (!ok) {
    sendResp("register_failed");
}

scheduler.unregister(taskName) → bool

Removes a previously registered task. Returns true on success.

requirelib("scheduler");
scheduler.unregister("MyApp_DailySync");

Script Location

The cron script must reside inside the webapp's own web folder, not in user virtual storage:

./web/MyApp/
    init.agi          ← module registration
    index.html
    backend.agi       ← called by the frontend to register/query scheduler
    cron.agi          ← executed by the scheduler at each interval

The scheduler calls cron.agi with the permissions of the user who approved it, so all file-system and database operations are scoped to that user.

---

Examples

Background Scheduler (webapp backend)

A typical webapp has three files that work together to set up a background task.

./web/MyApp/backend.agi — called from the frontend via ao_module_agirun:

requirelib("scheduler");

var APP  = "MyApp";           // matches ./web/MyApp/
var TASK = "MyApp_HourlySync";

var action = getPara("action");

if (action === "status") {
    // Report current scheduler state and persisted stats
    var TABLE = "MyApp/" + USERNAME;
    newDBTableIfNotExists(TABLE);
    var lastRun  = readDBItem(TABLE, "lastRun");
    var runCount = parseInt(readDBItem(TABLE, "runCount") || "0", 10);
    sendJSONResp({
        hasPermission: scheduler.hasPermission(),
        registered:    scheduler.registered(TASK, APP),
        lastRun:       lastRun  || null,
        runCount:      runCount
    });

} else if (action === "register") {
    if (!scheduler.hasPermission()) {
        sendResp("no_permission");
    } else if (scheduler.registered(TASK, APP)) {
        sendResp("already_registered");
    } else {
        var ok = scheduler.register(TASK, APP, 3600, "Hourly sync for MyApp");
        sendResp(ok ? "ok" : "error");
    }

} else if (action === "unregister") {
    scheduler.unregister(TASK);
    sendOK();

} else {
    sendJSONResp({error: "unknown action"});
}

./web/MyApp/cron.agi — executed by the scheduler at each interval:

// Runs with the permissions of the user who approved the task.
// USERNAME, EXECUTION_ID and all standard globals are available.

var TABLE = "MyApp/" + USERNAME;
newDBTableIfNotExists(TABLE);

// Persist a timestamp and run counter for the frontend to display
writeDBItem(TABLE, "lastRun", new Date().toISOString());
var count = parseInt(readDBItem(TABLE, "runCount") || "0", 10);
writeDBItem(TABLE, "runCount", String(count + 1));

// EXECUTION_ID is a UUIDv4 unique to this invocation — appears in scheduler logs
console.log("MyApp tick [" + EXECUTION_ID + "] user=" + USERNAME + " run=" + (count + 1));

sendOK();

./web/MyApp/index.html — frontend snippet that requests permission and polls stats:

<script src="../script/ao_module.js"></script>
<script>
var APP  = "MyApp";
var TASK = "MyApp_HourlySync";

function checkStatus() {
    ao_module_agirun("MyApp/backend.agi", {action: "status"}, function(data) {
        document.getElementById('last-run').textContent =
            data.lastRun ? new Date(data.lastRun).toLocaleString() : "Never";
        document.getElementById('run-count').textContent = data.runCount;
        if (!data.registered && data.hasPermission) {
            document.getElementById('btn-enable').style.display = '';
        }
    });
}

function enableScheduler() {
    ao_module_requestSchedulerPermission({
        appName:     APP,
        appIcon:     APP + "/img/icon.png",
        taskName:    TASK,
        scriptName:  "cron.agi",   // filename inside ./web/MyApp/
        interval:    3600,         // seconds
        description: "Hourly sync for MyApp."
    }, function(result) {
        if (result && result.allowed) checkStatus();
    });
}

checkStatus();
setInterval(checkStatus, 30000);
</script>

This documentation covers all available AGI APIs with practical examples. For more advanced usage, refer to the existing module implementations in the system.

Notes and Caveats

• requirelib("audio") is registered in code but currently has no callable functions.
• filelib currently does not expose writeBinaryFile / readBinaryFile on the public filelib object.
• Most APIs return false or null on failure; many also raise AGI runtime errors.
• For admin-only APIs (userExists, createUser, removeUser), check userIsAdmin() first.