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How To

Describe a task or process via a list of steps
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Generate any image you can put into words, in just a few seconds
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Types

Types provide a standardized way of describing things, and can used by blocks and services

Rooted AtStarting, originating, or based at this thing.
@blockprotocol
1
ThingA generic thing
@blockprotocol
3
AI Text BlockThe block entity of the AI [generated] text block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/ai-text
@hash
2
GeneratedGenerated, created, or produced, this thing.
@hash
1
Stopwatch BlockThe block entity of the “Stopwatch” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/stopwatch
@hash
2
How-To Block StepDefines a single step within a How-To Block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/types/entity-type/how-to-block
@hash
2
AddressInformation required to identify a specific location on the planet associated with a postal address.
@hash
2
Has MessageContains this message.
@blockprotocol
1
GitHub Project Entity TypeEntity Type for GitHub Project Block
@xzlhqed
1
Heading BlockThe block entity for the “Heading” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/heading
@hash
3
Has Frequently Asked QuestionContains a frequently asked question defined by a [Frequently Asked Question] entity.
@hash
1
Founded ByEstablished, initiated, or created by this entity.
@examples
1
Has ResponseA reaction or reply to this thing.
@blockprotocol
1
Personalised IdentifierReplacement for the old school "email signature" with allll the links and auto referral codes, contact add, blah blah.
@chelleykoro
1
How-To Block IntroductionA short description or precursor that explains the process that’s defined within the How-To block, or defines any preliminary context. It also often describes any pre-requisites necessary for completing the subsequent set of “How-To Block Step”s. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/types/entity-type/how-to-block-step
@hash
2
CompanyAn extremely simplified representation of a corporate organization.
@examples
1
AI Chat BlockThe block entity of the “AI Chat” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/ai-chat
@hash
1
Has QueryThe query that something has.
@hash
1
Followed ByThis thing came after or occurred subsequently.
@blockprotocol
1
Image BlockThe block entity for the “Image” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/image
@hash
3
TESTTest Type
@melad
2
Timer BlockThe block entity for the “Timer” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/timer
@hash
2
AI Chat Request MessageDefines a user-provided request message in an “AI Chat” Block’s thread.
@hash
1
Has Map ImageContains an image of a map.
@hash
2
Minesweeper BlockThe block entity of the "Minesweeper" block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/minesweeper
@hash
1
Table BlockThe block entity of the "Table" block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/table
@hash
4
AI Image BlockThe block entity of the AI [generated] image block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/ai-image
@hash
3
Displays Media FileDisplays this media file.
@hash
1
blocksBlocks Type
@jhhdomain
1
Kanban Board BlockThe block entity of the “Kanban Board” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/kanban-board
@hash
2
Has How-To Block IntroductionContains a How-To Block Introduction See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/types/entity-type/how-to-block-introduction
@hash
1
Video BlockThe block entity for the “Video” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/video
@hash
3
Incident CommanderAn incident commander (IC) is a person who is responsible for managing all aspects of incident response. This can range from assessing the situation and developing a plan of action to reaching a successful outcome.
@metaturso
2
Has AddressContains an address. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/types/entity-type/address
@hash
1
Callout BlockThe block entity for the “Callout” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/callout
@hash
3
Paragraph BlockThe block entity for the “Paragraph” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/paragraph
@hash
3
How-To BlockThe block entity for the "How-To" block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/how-to
@hash
2
Drawing BlockThe block entity of the “Drawing” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@tldraw/blocks/drawing
@tldraw
2
ContainValues that could be present in this column.
@elias
1
PersonAn extremely simplified representation of a person or human being.
@examples
1
Categorical ValueA categorical value is a value that appears or coukd appear one or more times within a categorical column.
@elias
3
Remote Image FileInformation about an image file hosted at a remote URL.
@blockprotocol
1
Has Representative Shuffle Block ItemA link to an arbitrary entity which has an associated representation as a Shuffle Block Item
@hash
1
Shuffle BlockThe block entity of the “Shuffle” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/shuffle
@hash
2
AI Chat Response MessageDefines an AI-generated response message in an “AI Chat” Block’s thread.
@hash
1
Has How-To Block StepContains a How-To Block step. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/types/entity-type/how-to-block-step
@hash
1
Remote FileInformation about a file hosted at a remote URL.
@blockprotocol
3
Address BlockThe block entity of the “Address” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/address
@hash
4
Rooted AtWhich column this category information belongs to
@elias
1
Testtesting
@koliyo
8
Divider BlockThe block entity for the “Divider” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/divider
@hash
2
Employed ByBeing paid to work for this entity.
@examples
1
Code BlockThe block entity of the “Code” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/code
@hash
3
Countdown BlockThe block entity for the “Countdown” block. See: https://blockprotocol.org/@hash/blocks/countdown
@hash
2

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