You're 100% on the money here. One way to use it is to fire off user-provided scripts tied to certain events in your product, similar to webhooks. But it's also

You're 100% on the money here. One way to use it is to fire off user-provided scripts tied to certain events in your product, similar to webhooks. But it's also flexible and quick enough to make your product extendable in terms of UI. It's 100% deploy-less (and stateless) as well, meaning you can just through whatever code at it, and it will quickly evaluate and respond with the result.