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Workflows: build them visually, run them in batches

Author workflows on a drag-and-connect canvas, watch them run step by step alongside the agent, and trust batch operations to validate everything before they write.

Workflows became easier to build, easier to watch, and safer to run at scale.

Build on a canvas

The workflow editor is a canvas you drag and connect. Each step is a node, edges set the order, and every step has its own form for parameters and the dimension it targets, including a field for chaining one workflow into another.

See every workflow, watch it run

A workflows list shows everything in scope with its last run, owner, and step count. When a workflow runs alongside the agent, you watch it live: each step lights up by status and groups its child work underneath, so you can follow a long run without scrolling a flat list.

Batch work that checks itself first

Runs can see a function or workflow's full set of inputs before they dispatch, so they call it correctly the first time. Creating many records at once validates every required field up front and writes all of them or none, so a single bad row never leaves a half-finished batch. Cleaning up many relationships happens in one pass, and an autonomous run can be cancelled cleanly, with its parent notified.

Reliability: step status fills in correctly whether a workflow was authored the old way or in the new builder.