# Workflow Builder Agent

> Design, build, test, and publish custom automation workflows on AgentPMT. Walk through the complete workflow creation process from idea to published skill: define what you want to automate, discover available tools from a catalog of 170+, design multi-step DAG graphs with tool nodes, prompt nodes, branching, loops, and human notifications, then test and iterate until the workflow runs correctly. Uses the AgentPMT Workflow Creator tool directly for tool discovery, workflow creation, verification, and publishing. Covers workflow architecture, node types, edge connections, industry tagging, versioning, and publishing. Ideal for no-code automation, business process automation, task chaining, AI agent orchestration, and building reusable skill chains.

Content type: workflow
Source URL: https://www.agentpmt.com/agent-workflow-skills/workflow-builder-agent
Markdown URL: https://www.agentpmt.com/api/agent/workflows/workflow-builder-agent?format=agent-md
Updated: 2026-03-27T03:55:34.380Z
Author: firef1ie

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Estimated time saved: 120 minutes.

## Tools

- AgentPMT Workflow Creator

## Workflow Outline

1. Understand Automation Request: Goal: Understand what the user wants to automate and gather enough detail to design a workflow | Inputs: The user's description of what they want to automate | Outputs: A clear problem statement including: what repetiti...
2. Load Workflow Builder Reference: Load the full workflow creation reference guide including node types, edge structure, validation rules, design principles, and examples. Internalize this before designing any work...
3. Search Tool Catalog: Search the AgentPMT tool catalog for every capability the workflow needs. Search multiple times with different keywords to cover all aspects. For example, if the user wants to 'pr...
4. Select Tools and Plan Architecture: Goal: Analyze discovered tools, select the best one for each workflow step, and plan the overall graph architecture | Inputs: The tool search results from the previous step and the user's automation requirements | Outpu...
5. Design Workflow Graph: Goal: Design the complete workflow graph with all nodes, edges, and configuration ready for creation | Inputs: The tool selection map and architecture plan from the previous step | Outputs: A complete workflow specifica...
6. Create Workflow: Create the workflow using the designed graph. Pass the full specification: name, description, time_saved_minutes, visibility (start with private), industry_tags, nodes array, and...
7. Verify Created Workflow: Fetch the created workflow by skill_id to verify the full graph. Review every node: correct type, correct product_id for tool nodes, clear prompt configuration for prompt nodes, p...
8. Review and Fix Issues: Goal: Compare the verified workflow against the original design and fix any discrepancies | Inputs: The fetched workflow structure from verify-workflow and the original design specification | Outputs: Either confirmatio...
9. Publish Workflow: Publish the verified workflow. First publish sets version to 1.0.0. If the user requested public visibility, update the workflow visibility to public before publishing using updat...
10. Deliver Final Summary: Goal: Present the completed workflow to the user with a clear summary and next steps | Inputs: The published workflow skill_id, version, and all workflow metadata | Outputs: A user-friendly summary covering: workflow na...