Can snippets be created outside this screen?

Yes. In schema-setup dialogs across the platform (automation steps, interface schemas), the Use Code Snippet flow lets you pick an existing snippet or paste content and Save as new snippet ("Save this snippet for future use") — those saves land in this same manager. So don't be surprised to find snippets here you never created from Add Snippet. Where: Schema setup dialogs › Use Code Snippet

The Snippet Manager list — creating, cloning, sharing, and deleting reusable code snippets.

Overview

A code snippet is a reusable, named piece of code or data definition stored on the platform. Snippets come in two groups:

Code — JSON, JavaScript, XML, Python, Java, Groovy, XSD.
Definition — JSON Schema.

Executable snippets (JavaScript, Python, Java, Groovy) run inside automations via the Execute custom code snippets step; data snippets (JSON, XML, XSD, JSON Schema) are reused wherever the platform asks you to supply a sample payload or schema — the Use Code Snippet option in schema-setup dialogs pulls from this same library.

Where: Snippet Manager

Snippet Manager screen

The Snippet Manager lists every snippet you can access with a count pill. Columns: Snippet Name, Snippet Type (a colored tag with the language icon), Workspace (only when viewing across all workspaces), Owner, and Last Updated (newest first). Last Updated carries a hover audit tooltip, and the columns menu offers hidden-by-default Created On and Last Updated By columns (remembered per user). Search ("Search code snippets") matches on name, views can be saved, and clicking a row opens the snippet's editor. With no snippets yet you'll see No Code Snippet and a New Code Snippet button. You can also drag a column heading sideways to reorder the columns; that order is remembered for you personally and survives switching between saved views — it isn't part of a view's definition and doesn't change what anyone else sees.

Where: Snippet Manager list

Creating a snippet

Click Add Snippet (requires create permission). This opens the full-page New Snippet editor where you set the name, type, code, and — for executable languages — input/output schemas (covered in the snippet editor doc). Saving returns you to the manager with "Code Snippet saved successfully."

Where: Snippet Manager › Add Snippet

Each row offers Edit, Share, Clone, and Delete, each shown only if you have that permission. Clone opens a small Clone {name} dialog asking for the copy's Name; on submit ("Code Snippet cloned successfully") you land in the clone's editor — handy for making a variant without touching the original. Delete asks "Are you sure you want to delete this code snippet?"; anything still referencing the snippet (an automation step, a schema) will break, so check usage first.

Where: Snippet Manager, row actions

Code Snippets manager

Overview

Snippet Manager screen

Creating a snippet

Row's action menu