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Workflow (Debug & Publish)

The Workflow editor is used to orchestrate automated task pipelines. After orchestration, use the top-right toolbar to run, debug, and publish.


Page Layout

AreaDescription
Left Node PanelDraggable node types; two tabs: Nodes and Components
Central CanvasOrchestration area; connect nodes with lines to form a complete workflow
Top-right ToolbarThree entry points: Checklist, Run, and Publish

Available Node Types

The left panel lists all available nodes grouped by function:

GroupNodes
(Basic)Model, Knowledge Base, Temporary Knowledge Base, End
Question UnderstandingIntent Recognition
LogicCondition, Task Loop
TransformCode Execution, Merge Output, Text Extraction, Document Split, Parameter Extraction, Variable Assignment, Execute SQL
ToolsHTTP Request

Run & Debug

Click the Run button in the top right. A run panel appears on the right side for debugging the current workflow without publishing.

Run Debug Interface

Run Panel Tabs

TabDescription
InputFill in the required input parameters; supports local file upload or pasting a file link
ResultDisplays the final output after the workflow completes
DetailsShows overall run status, execution time, total Token count, and per-node execution time
TraceShows node-level input/output data in JSON format for troubleshooting data flow issues

Details Panel

FieldDescription
StatusRun result, e.g., SUCCESS or FAILED
Execution TimeTotal time for the entire workflow (e.g., 0.423s)
Total TokensToken count consumed in this run
InputRaw input data passed to the workflow (JSON format)
OutputFinal output data from the workflow (JSON format)
MetadataIncludes status, executor, start time, execution time, total tokens, run steps, and more

The node list shows the execution status and time for each node, with icons distinguishing success from failure.


Run Interface

Click Start Run in the run panel, or access the full run interface via the standalone run entry.

Run Interface

AreaDescription
Left Input AreaFill in required input parameters; supports local file upload or pasting a file link; click Start Run to submit; shows node execution status and time below
Right Result AreaDisplays workflow output results in real time

Publish

After debug verification, click the Publish button in the top right:

Publish

ActionDescription
Publish UpdatePublish the current workflow's latest configuration as the live version; takes effect immediately
RunLaunch the currently published version; redirects to the run interface
Publish as ComponentPackage the current workflow as a reusable component for other workflows or applications to call

Tip: After publishing as a component, the workflow will appear in the Components tab of the left node panel and can be referenced directly in other flows.