Creating workflows
Workflows are multi-step automations that chain AI operations, tools, and logic together. Use the visual editor to design workflows that can be triggered manually, by webhooks, or on a schedule.
What is a workflow?
Section titled “What is a workflow?”A workflow is a directed graph of nodes (steps) that execute in sequence or parallel. Each node performs an action — calling an AI model, running a tool, transforming data, or waiting for input.
Workflows allow you to combine multiple AI capabilities into a single automated process, without writing code. Design the flow visually, configure each step, and let the platform handle orchestration and execution.
Navigate to Workflows
Section titled “Navigate to Workflows”In the dashboard sidebar, click Workflows, then click Create Workflow to open the visual editor with a blank canvas.
Workflow components
Section titled “Workflow components”Every workflow is made up of three core components.
Triggers
Section titled “Triggers”Triggers define how a workflow starts. Each workflow can have one or more triggers:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Manual | Start from the editor by providing input |
| Webhook | Execute via HTTP POST to a unique URL |
| Schedule | Execute on a cron schedule |
Nodes are the individual steps that perform actions within a workflow. Each node has a specific type that determines its behaviour — for example, calling an AI model, invoking a tool, applying a condition, or waiting for external input.
Connections
Section titled “Connections”Connections define the execution flow between nodes. Draw connections from one node’s output to another node’s input to control the order of execution. Branching connections allow parallel execution paths.
Creating your first workflow
Section titled “Creating your first workflow”- Click Create Workflow to open the visual editor with a blank canvas.
- Add nodes from the palette by dragging them onto the canvas.
- Connect the nodes to define the execution flow.
- Click each node to configure its settings in the side panel.
- Click Save to create a new workflow revision.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Workflow editor — detailed guide to the visual editor
- Triggers — configure webhooks and schedules
- Executions — monitor and manage workflow runs