# WorkflowResponseRecord

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> Page: https://tracon.dev/http-api/schemas/workflowresponserecord/
> Summary: OpenAPI request or response schema for WorkflowResponseRecord, including required fields, defaults, constraints, and linked nested types.

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One answer to a workflow's pending human request.

**Shape:** `object`

| Property | Required | Type | Description | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `responseRunId` | yes | `string (uuid)` | Gets the run the answer started. It identifies the record. | — |
| `sourceRunId` | yes | `string (uuid)` | Gets the run that waited for the answer. | — |
| `sessionId` | yes | `string` | Gets the execution session the two runs share. | — |
| `requestId` | yes | `string` | Gets the id of the request that was answered. | — |
| `answerHash` | yes | `string` | Gets the SHA-256 of the answer, as 64 lowercase hexadecimal characters. | — |
| `claimScope` | no | `string` | Gets the scope of the single-answer claim this record holds, or `null` for an answer to a WorkflowResponseMode.Branch workflow, which claims nothing. | — |
| `status` | no | [`WorkflowResponseStatus`](/http-api/schemas/workflowresponsestatus/) | Gets the state of the answer. | — |
| `respondedBy` | no | `string` | Gets who answered, as the audit trail names the actor; `null` when unknown. | — |
| `respondedAt` | yes | `string (date-time)` | Gets when the answer was accepted (UTC). | — |
