Field Types and Formats

Field Types (type)

Type Description SQL Equivalent
int Integer INTEGER, BIGINT
float Floating point NUMERIC, DECIMAL, FLOAT
string Text VARCHAR, TEXT
bool Boolean BOOLEAN

Display Formats (format)

cur — Currency

Formats the value as a currency according to the context’s locale.

<field name="net_worth" type="float" format="cur"/>
  • Locale de-DE / EUR1.234.567,89 €
  • Locale en-US / USD$1,234,567.89

num:N — Number with N Decimal Places

<field name="id"    type="int"   format="num:0"/>  <!-- 1234    -->
<field name="score" type="float" format="num:2"/>  <!-- 3.14    -->
<field name="qty"   type="int"   format="num:0"/>  <!-- 42      -->
  • num:0 — no decimal places (recommended for integers too)
  • num:2 — two decimal places

No Format

If no format is specified, the value is displayed unformatted.

Locale Binding

The format is always interpreted in combination with the context’s locale:

<context name="person_list" locale="standard" ...>
  <!-- locale "standard" = de-DE / EUR -->
  <field name="net_worth" type="float" format="cur"/>
  <!-- Output: 1.234,56 € -->
</context>

<context name="person_detail" locale="us_market" ...>
  <!-- locale "us_market" = en-US / USD -->
  <field name="net_worth" type="float" format="cur"/>
  <!-- Output: $1,234.56 -->
</context>

readonly

Fields with readonly="true" are displayed normally but ignored during mutations (updates). Typically used for id, created_at, updated_at.

<field name="id"         type="int"    readonly="true"/>
<field name="created_at" type="string" readonly="true"/>

filterable

Fields with filterable="true" can be used by the AI as filter arguments in GraphQL queries.

<field name="lastname" type="string" filterable="true"/>

Generates GraphQL arguments: lastname, lastname_like.


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