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A Flow is the graph that an agent runs from chat or triggers. Open an agent’s Flow page to work on its canvas and node configuration.
Current Flow canvas with Trigger, Linear Create Issue, and Slack Send Message to Channel nodes, with the Trigger sidebar open

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Flow page controls

The Flow header includes: The canvas begins with a Trigger. Add later steps from the blue + control at the end of the Flow.

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Build on the canvas

  1. Open the agent’s Flow page.
  2. Use the blue + control to add a step.
  3. Select a node to open its sidebar.
  4. Configure the node, then review the Flow before testing it.

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Add a step

Select the blue + control at the end of a path to open Add step. In the modal, choose AI, Integration, Controls, or Utilities. You can describe what the step should do and select Create with AI, or select Add blank step to configure it yourself.
Current Add step modal with AI, Integration, Controls, and Utilities categories, a task description field, Create with AI, and Add blank step

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Configure a tool node

Select a tool node to open its sidebar. The sidebar has Parameters, Settings, and Evaluation tabs.
Current Flow tool-node sidebar showing a Linear connection, input variables with Static fill and Auto fill, and the Configure and test button

Variable Fill

Choose how each input variable gets a value.

Structured Outputs

Configure output variables for a node.

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Configure the trigger

Select the Trigger node, then select its configured trigger card. For a Gmail New Email Received trigger, the sidebar lets you set the trigger name, connection, optional trigger context, and filters such as Has attachment, Should Trigger On Reply, and Contains body. Select Configure & test when ready to test that trigger setup.
Current Gmail New Email Received trigger configuration with trigger name, Gmail connection, trigger context, filters, and Configure and test

Triggers and webhooks

Configure the verified current trigger editor.

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Test and publish

Turn on Test mode in the Flow header before testing the Flow. Use the current testing controls to review the Flow before publishing. When the Flow is ready, select Publish from the header.

Test Mode

Learn how Test mode works.

Publishing and deployment

Review current publishing controls.