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The canvas
A tour of the workflow editor — rail, palette, canvas, inspector.
The canvas is where you build and edit workflows. It's designed to be non-coder-first — friendly form fields and plain language — with an advanced mode on the same surface for when you want expressions, schemas, and raw YAML.
The layout
- Palette — the menu of steps you can add, grouped by intent ("When it runs", "Get & handle data", "AI agents", "Hand off").
- Canvas — the graph itself. Nodes are cards with a colour-coded icon chip for their category; you wire steps together by dragging from one to the next.
- Inspector — select a node to edit its configuration in plain form fields. This is also where you insert references to settings (secrets and variables by name).
- Toolbar — run the workflow, auto-align the graph, toggle Visual ↔ YAML, and save.
Building a graph
- Add a trigger from the palette — it's the entry point.
- Add the steps that should follow and connect them in order.
- Use a branch step to take different paths based on a condition.
- Select each node and fill in its fields in the inspector.
Category accents make a workflow readable at a glance: triggers are amber, deterministic data steps are cyan, AI steps are blue and carry a Uses AI chip, and outputs are muted.
Running and saving
Hit Run to execute the workflow once and watch each node light up with its live status and output. When it's right, Save — node positions are stored alongside the workflow so the canvas looks the same next time.