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inputTextRandom

Generate a unique random value — a prefix followed by random digits (e.g. “TBZ-481732”) — type it into the currently focused text field, and remember it under the variable name so later steps can reference it as {{variable}} / ${variable} (a search field, an assertVisibleWithText, etc.).

Use this to enter a fresh unique value (a name, note, order/ticket label) that a later step must recall to confirm the entity THIS run created rather than a leftover from a previous run. It generates and types in a single step with no LLM call, so it replays deterministically and never leaves the field empty. - NOTE: This does nothing unless an editable text field is focused. If the field isn’t focused, tap it first. - NOTE: After typing, the soft keyboard is dismissed by default (like inputText); pass hideKeyboardAfter=false to keep it.

Source

  • Kind: class-backed
  • Class: xyz.block.trailblaze.toolcalls.commands.InputTextRandomTrailblazeTool

Contract

  • Visible to LLM: yes (surface_to_llm: true)
  • Recordable: yes (is_recordable: true)
  • Host-only: no (requires_host: false)

Input schema

Required parameters

  • variable — String The memory variable to store the generated value under (recall via {{variable}} / ${variable}).

Optional parameters

  • prefix — String Text placed before the random digits. Defaults to “TBZ-“.
  • digitCount — Integer How many random decimal digits to append after the prefix. Defaults to 6.
  • hideKeyboardAfter — Boolean

Output

Returns: string (opaque text content)

Typed result schemas (kind: query | action, MCP structuredContent) are not yet carried by the resolved manifest — this section will gain detail when that lands.