Concept
Workflow
A repeatable process: steps of agents, functions, decisions, and human approvals that run in order.
What a workflow is
When work has more than one step, put it in a workflow instead of one big agent prompt. Each step does one job, and you can mix AI steps with deterministic functions and human approval gates. Workflows start from a schedule, a webhook, chat, or by hand — and every run is inspectable step by step.
Reach for it when
- The work has more than one step and the steps have an order.
- Steps mix AI judgment with deterministic rules or human sign-off.
- You need to see where each item is and why it stopped.
- The same process should run the same way every time it starts.
Build a workflow that earns its keep
- Write the process as a sentence first: "When X arrives, do A, then B, and ask a person before C."
- Create the tables, agents, and functions the steps will use.
- Open Workflows, add steps in order, and pick a work type for each.
- Put an approval before anything with real consequences.
- Run it once by hand and read the run step by step before scheduling it.
Where it lives
Workflows in the left sidebar. The editor has a Steps view (list) and a Flow view (canvas).