Go to the Workflow Builder. The canvas is empty by default.
Chain tools into a reusable, named recipe your agent can run in one shot.
Build a Workflow
A workflow is a named sequence of tool calls that delivers a single outcome — "research and summarize," "draft and send an invoice," "pull the calendar and post a digest." You build it once in the visual builder. From then on, any agent (yours or someone else's, if you publish) can run it with one instruction.
You will leave this page having shipped a 2 or 3 step workflow.
When to build a workflow vs. let the agent freestyle
Build a workflow when the same multi-step process repeats, when order matters, when you want the result to be predictable, or when you want to share the recipe.
Skip the workflow when you only need a single tool, the steps change every time, or you are still figuring out what the right sequence is. Let the agent pick tools freestyle until the pattern stabilizes.
Build it
Open the Workflow Builder
Name the workflow and write the outcome in one sentence
Examples: "Search the web for a topic and summarize the top three results into bullet points." The name and description are what your agent reads to decide whether to run this workflow, so write them for an agent reader, not a human.
Drop tool nodes onto the canvas
Use the sidebar to search the marketplace. Click a tool to add it as a node. Each node is one tool call.
Connect nodes in execution order
Draw a line from each node's output to the next node's input. The connection defines both order and data flow — the next node sees the previous node's output.
Configure each node's inputs
Click a node to open its config panel. You can pass literal values, reference outputs from earlier nodes, or pull values from the workflow's inputs.
Test from the canvas
Run the workflow with a sample input. Each node lights up as it executes. If a node errors, the error shows on the node — fix it and re-run.
Publish or keep private
Private keeps the workflow in your account only. Public gives it a marketplace page and earns you credits when others run it.
Best practices
How to use the workflow
Once published or saved, your workflow is callable from any of these surfaces. Full how-to in Using Workflows and Tools.
Hosted agent
Attach the workflow to an agent in the Agent Builder. Tell the agent what to do; it runs the workflow when the request matches.
Local agent (MCP)
Add the workflow to your Agent Guardrail. Your local Claude or Cursor will see it in its tool list.
Workflow page
Click Use skill on the workflow's marketplace page, then Copy prompt for LLM to copy a paste-ready prompt for any chatbot.
API
Programmatic invocation with your Bearer Token. Covered in the dedicated API tutorial.
Where to next
Start building with what you just read.
Create a free account to try these workflows, or browse the marketplace.
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