Tenant Resource Name (TRN)

The Tenant Resource Name is AIonixOne's platform-wide addressing scheme. It standardizes how workflows, functions, triggers, connectors, secrets, and parameters refer to each other while preserving tenant isolation.

• Version: 1.0
• Status: Stable
• Last Update: 2025-12-09
• Authors: AIonixOne Platform Team

Why TRN exists

• Consistent resource naming across all services
• No manifest files or custom discovery logic—workspace paths, TRN strings, and YAML specs mirror each other
• Built-in tenant field and explicit kind/name semantics make automation and AI tooling reliable

How to read this spec

• Basic format — the raw syntax and constraints
• Design principles — why kind/name depth and isomorphism matter
• Resource classes — declarative vs runtime vs metadata
• Operations — extending TRNs for workflow DSLs
• Service reference — per-service kinds and runtime entities
• Implementation — parsing/building helpers, workspace rules
• Versioning — stability guarantees and evolution policy
• Appendices — comparisons and reference tables

Use this overview as the navigation hub as you migrate documents from the legacy single Markdown file.