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# On Asana resource event

> Run an automation for every compact event propagated through an Asana resource.

`asana.onResourceEvent` is the broad Asana webhook trigger. Prefer a semantic trigger when the automation handles one known change.

```ts automations/watch-asana-resource.automation.ts theme={null}
import { automation } from "automate.ax"
import { asana } from "automate.ax/asana"

export default automation("Audit Asana project activity", () => {
  const event = asana.onResourceEvent({ resourceId: "project-gid" })
  // Route the Asana event by action and resource type.
})
```

Provide `resourceId`. Optional static `account` defaults to the project binding. The platform creates one authenticated Asana webhook for the selected account and resource and shares it across compatible triggers.

Returns a compact normalized event with camelCase fields: `action`, `change`, `createdAt`, `parent`, `resource`, `resourceSubtype`, `resourceType`, `user`, and `watchedResourceId`. Nested provider resource references use `id`, `name`, and `type`.