What capabilities does the OSDK provide?

• A. It only exposes read-only data access.
• B. It only provides data visualization helpers.
• C. It allows access to object types, applies actions to update data, calls functions, and runs AIP Logic functions.
• D. It provides user authentication tokens for external services.

Answer: (C)

The OSDK is a development tool that gives you programmatic access to Foundry’s data model and business logic. It lets you work with object types, apply actions to update data, call functions, and run AIP Logic functions.

You can interact with object types by reading their schemas and instances, which means you know what data exists and how it’s structured. Updates aren’t just ad-hoc writes; they go through actions that enforce business rules and integrity when you modify data. You can invoke functions to perform specific operations or calculations on those objects, encapsulating reusable logic. And you can run AIP Logic functions, which execute specialized processing, enrichment, or decisioning steps within the platform.

This combination provides broad, coded control over data and how it’s processed, rather than only viewing or visualizing data, and it isn’t about authentication tokens.