The workflow editor

The workflow editor is a visual drag-and-drop interface for designing multi-step automations. Build workflows by adding nodes to a canvas, connecting them, and configuring each step.

Editor layout

The editor is divided into four main areas.

Area	Description
Canvas	The main area where you build your workflow by placing and connecting nodes
Node palette	Available node types you can add to the canvas
Configuration panel	Click any node to configure its settings in the sidebar panel
Toolbar	Actions for saving, executing, and managing the workflow

Adding nodes

Drag nodes from the palette onto the canvas, or use the toolbar to add new nodes. Each node type represents a different action — AI model calls, tool invocations, conditional logic, data transformations, and more.

Position nodes on the canvas to organise your workflow visually. You can rearrange nodes at any time without affecting their configuration.

Connecting nodes

Draw connections between node outputs and inputs to define the execution flow. Click a node’s output port, then click the input port of the target node to create a connection.

Nodes execute in the order defined by their connections. When a node has multiple outgoing connections, the connected nodes can execute in parallel.

Caution

Ensure every node (except the starting trigger) has at least one incoming connection. Disconnected nodes will not execute as part of the workflow.

Configuring nodes

Click a node on the canvas to open its configuration in the side panel. Each node type has specific settings:

• AI model nodes — select the model, set temperature, and define the prompt
• Tool nodes — choose the tool and configure input parameters
• Condition nodes — define branching logic based on previous outputs
• Wait for input nodes — pause execution until external input is provided
• Transform nodes — manipulate data between steps

AI assistant

The editor includes a built-in AI chat assistant to help you design workflows. Open the assistant panel and ask questions about node configuration, best practices, or troubleshooting.

Tip

Use the AI assistant to help design complex workflows. It understands the available node types and can suggest configurations based on your requirements.

Saving and revisions

Each save creates a new revision of the workflow. Click Save in the toolbar to persist your changes. The workflow will not update until you explicitly save.

You can view and compare previous revisions to track changes over time. This makes it safe to experiment — you can always revert to an earlier revision if needed.

Revision history

Access the revision history to see all saved versions of the workflow. Each revision captures the complete workflow state, including all nodes, connections, and configurations.

To view the revision history, click the Revisions option in the toolbar. Select any revision to inspect its contents or restore it as the current version.

Next steps

• Triggers — configure webhook and schedule triggers
• Executions — run and monitor your workflows