Workflows
Workflows let you chain multiple agents together into automated pipelines. Use the visual canvas to define triggers, conditional branches, and sequential agent handoffs — then track per-step execution status in real time.
Visual Workflow Builder
Workflows are built on a React Flow canvas. Nodes represent actions and agents; edges define the execution order and conditions. The builder supports drag-and-drop node placement with snap-to-grid alignment.
Use case example: A typical SDLC workflow might look like: Trigger (new Jira ticket) → Coding Agent → Code Review Agent → Update Jira status. Each stage waits for the previous one to complete.
Workflow Starter Templates
Instead of building workflows from scratch, you can use pre-built Workflow Starter Templates — carefully designed multi-agent pipelines that you can use immediately or customize to fit your needs.
Each template is a complete, tested workflow that combines multiple agents in a logical sequence — e.g., Planning Agent → Coding Agent.
Missing agents are created automatically when you use a template. If an agent already exists in your workspace, it's reused.
Templates show which agents already exist, which will be created, and which are blocked due to missing prerequisites.
Use a template as a starting point, then edit agent assignments, add branches, or modify the pipeline in the visual builder.
Available Templates
| Template | Steps | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plan → Code Pipeline | Planning Agent → Coding Agent | A two-step workflow that combines analysis and implementation. The Planning Agent creates a detailed plan; the Coding Agent implements the solution based on that plan. |
How to Use a Template
- Navigate to Templates: Go to the
Templatespage and select the Workflow Templates tab. - Review the Template: Click the 📖 icon to see the usage guide, or click the card to open the usage modal.
- Check Agent Availability: The modal shows which agents exist, which will be created, and any blocking issues.
- Confirm: Click Use Template. Missing agents are created automatically, then you're taken to the Workflow Builder with the template pre-loaded.
- Customize (Optional): Adjust agent assignments, add branches, or modify the workflow as needed.
- Save: Give your workflow a name and save it. You can now trigger it manually or connect it to events.
Pro tip: Templates are a fast way to get started. Create your first workflow from a template, then build custom workflows as you learn the patterns.
Node Types
Defines what starts the workflow. Triggered manually or by an event such as a new ticket matching certain criteria (status, priority, label).
Executes a deployed agent as a workflow step. The agent receives the ticket context from the trigger and produces output passed to the next node.
Branches the workflow based on a rule (e.g., if agent output contains "pass", route to Done; otherwise route to review queue).
Marks the terminal state of a workflow branch. Can trigger a status update on the originating ticket.
Execution Tracking
Each workflow execution creates a Job per agent node. All steps appear in the Jobs view, showing per-step status so you can see exactly where the workflow is and what each agent did.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | Step queued, waiting for the previous node to complete |
| Running | Agent is actively executing this step |
| Completed | Step finished successfully; output passed to next node |
| Failed | Step encountered an error; workflow halted at this node |