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List of rules with name, description, group operator, status, and created by columns
The Rule Engine list page (/rule-engine) shows every rule you’ve created, with columns for Name, Description, Group Operator (badge), Status (Active/Inactive badge), Created By, Created At, and Actions. Clicking anywhere on a row opens that rule’s detail page.

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Create a rule

Once your database connection is healthy, a Create Rule button appears on the list page. Clicking it opens a dialog - there’s no separate page for creating a rule. The dialog title is “Create a new rule” when opened from the list page. If you instead start from a Context or Prompt’s own page, the same dialog opens titled “Create rule and link to context” or “Create rule and link to prompt”, and pre-fills the link to that entity for you. The dialog has these fields:
  • Name - required, e.g. “High cost alert”.
  • Description - optional, describing what the rule does.
  • Group Operator - required. Choose “AND - all groups match” or “OR - any group matches” (default AND). This sets how the rule’s condition groups are combined once you add them - see Conditions.
  • Status - required. Choose Active or Inactive (default Active). Only Active rules are ever evaluated.
Click Create rule to save. The rule is created without any conditions or linked entities yet - you add those from its detail page.

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The rule detail page

Opening a rule (/rule-engine/[id]) shows a Back button to return to the list, plus:
  • A rule info card and the condition builder on the left.
  • A Rule Preview card and an Associated Entities card, stacked on the right.
The rule info card shows the Name, Status badge, Group Operator badge, and “Created by · ”, plus the Description if one was set. Click the Edit Details (pencil) button to switch into edit mode for Name, Description, Group Operator, and Status, with Cancel and Save buttons. See Conditions for how to build the matching logic, Preview for testing it against recent traces, and Linked Entities for connecting the rule to a Context, Prompt, or Evaluation Type.

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Delete a rule

From the list page, click the delete (trash) icon in a rule’s Actions column. You’ll be asked to confirm:
Are you sure you want to delete this rule? Deleting this rule will also remove all its conditions and entity associations.
Deleting a rule removes it entirely, along with its condition groups and any entity links - this can’t be undone.

Conditions

Build condition groups, pick fields and operators, and combine groups with AND/OR