Workflows let you chain AI steps, tools, and logic into repeatable automations — without writing infrastructure code. This guide walks you through creating your first workflow from scratch.

Open the workflow builder

Navigate to Workflows in the sidebar and click New Workflow. You land in the visual DAG editor: a canvas where nodes are steps and edges are the data connections between them.

Add your first nodes

1. Click the + button (or right-click the canvas) to open the node palette.
2. Select a node type. Common starting points:
   • Prompt — sends a text prompt to a model and returns a completion.
   • Input — defines a named parameter your workflow accepts at run time (e.g. a URL, a topic, a file).
   • Tool — calls a built-in capability such as web search or code execution.
3. Drop the node onto the canvas. Give it a descriptive name so the graph stays readable.

Pick a model for each AI node

Click any Prompt or generation node to open its settings panel. Under Model, ToRun shows the models that support the capabilities the node requires — not an arbitrary full list. Select the one that matches your quality and cost expectations, or leave it on Auto to let the router pick the best available option at run time.

Connect your steps

Drag from the output handle of one node to the input handle of the next. The edge carries the output of the upstream node as input to the downstream one. You can fan out (one node feeds multiple) or funnel (multiple nodes feed an aggregation step).

Run and debug

Click Run in the toolbar. The builder executes the graph and highlights each node as it completes. If a node fails, click it to inspect the input it received, the error returned, and the retry options. Adjust the node config and re-run from that step without restarting the whole graph.

What comes next

Once your workflow is producing the results you want, you can refine it with conditional branches, loops, and budget controls. When it is ready to share, the Publish to Marketplace option lets you list it for other users — with revenue share that scales with your subscription plan.