Conversational Workflow (Debug & Publish)
The Conversational Workflow editor is used to orchestrate multi-turn dialogue AI application flows. After orchestration, use the top-right toolbar to check, preview, and publish.
Page Layout
| Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Left Node Panel | Draggable node types; two tabs: Nodes and Components |
| Central Canvas | Orchestration area; connect nodes with lines to form a complete workflow |
| Top-right Toolbar | Four entry points: Checklist, Preview, Features, and Publish |
Available Node Types
| Group | Nodes |
|---|---|
| (Basic) | Model, Knowledge Base, Temporary Knowledge Base, Direct Reply |
| Question Understanding | Intent Recognition |
| Logic | Condition, Task Loop |
| Transform | Code Execution, Merge Output, Text Extraction, Document Split, Parameter Extraction, Variable Assignment, Conversational SQL |
| Tools | HTTP Request |
Preview & Debug
Click the Preview button in the top right. A preview panel appears on the right side for real-time testing without publishing.
Enter a question in the bottom input box and send. The preview panel displays:
- Conversation Reply — The AI's answer based on the workflow configuration
- Workflow Node Flow Log — Execution status, time, and data processing details for each node
Node Log Details
Expand a node (e.g., the Model node) to view detailed run information:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Data Processing | Input data received by the node in JSON format, including message history, model provider, model name, etc. |
| Output | Execution result including model reply text and Token usage stats (prompt_tokens, completion_tokens, etc.) |
| Execution Time | Time taken by this node, shown to the right of the node name (e.g., 2.755s) |
Tip: Node flow logs help identify abnormal nodes. Test various input scenarios thoroughly before publishing.
Publish & Update
After preview verification, click the Publish button in the top right:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Publish Update | Publish the current workflow's latest configuration as the live version; takes effect immediately for live applications |
| Run | Launch the currently published version; redirects to the application run interface |
Run Interface
After clicking Run, the application's conversation run interface opens. Users can have a formal conversation with the published AI application here.
| Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Left History | Shows historical conversation records; click New Conversation to start a new session |
| Top App Name | Displays the current workflow's name |
| Conversation Settings | Expand to configure conversation-related parameters |
| Central Conversation Area | Shows the complete conversation between the user and the AI |
| Bottom Input Box | Enter a question or request and click Send |
Note: The run interface shows the effect of the published version. To test unpublished changes, use the Preview feature.