Workflows

Chain multiple tasks together into automated sequences: describe the steps in plain English and let your agents handle the rest.

What Are Workflows?#

A workflow is a multi-step chain of tasks that run in a defined order. Each step uses one of your agents, and the output of one step feeds into the next as context.

Workflows are ideal for repeatable processes: content pipelines, research-then-draft sequences, data collection and analysis, and more.

Building a Workflow#

Create workflows using the natural language builder:

1.Navigate to Workflows in the sidebar and click New Workflow
2.Describe the overall goal, e.g., "Research trending topics in my niche, draft 3 blog post outlines, and create social media teasers"
3.The platform breaks your description into discrete steps and assigns agents
4.Review the generated steps, adjust if needed, and save the workflow

Execution Viewer#

When a workflow runs, the execution viewer shows real-time progress through each step. You can see:

Which step is currently active
The output of completed steps (expandable for full content)
Any errors that occurred during execution

Triggering Workflows#

Workflows are triggered manually. Click the play button on any workflow card to start a run. You can cancel a running workflow at any time, and retry failed runs from the step that failed.

Workflows can define input variables using {{variable_name}} syntax. When you run a workflow with variables, you'll be prompted to fill them in before execution starts. This lets you reuse the same workflow with different inputs each time.

Run History#

Each workflow card shows a history of recent runs. Click the history icon to see past executions with their status, date, and step results.