When a flow runs an action, it generates a runtime value, which stays the same for the duration of the flow. What is the name of this runtime value?

While a trigger provides initial runtime values, the general term for values generated by any action (not just the trigger) that persist for the flow's duration is a data pill.

Sequence runtime value is not a standard term used in Flow Designer for persistent values.

Starting runtime value is not a standard term used in Flow Designer for persistent values.

Data pills are containers for runtime values generated by a flow's trigger or actions, allowing these values to be passed as inputs to subsequent actions and remain consistent throughout the flow's execution. They represent the output of one step and can be used as input for another.

Input runtime value refers to a value being provided *to* an action, not the generated output value that then persists throughout the flow.