CHAPTER 28
Workflow Studio
Compose validated workflows from typed nodes and connections.
Workflow Studio combines typed nodes for input, context, story/graph/memory retrieval, Skills, Agents, model calls, review, scoring, conditions, patches, author confirmation, writes, and output.
The module library has three levels: example workflows provide a complete starting path, functional groups solve one class of task, and foundational modules support precise composition.
- Start from an example, a functional group, or a blank workflow, then name its purpose.
- Drag nodes from the library, move them into position, and connect compatible ports.
- Configure each node, validate, fix highlighted errors, and save.
- Close and reopen to verify nodes, positions, connections, and properties.
Inputs and outputs must match: for example, a context node outputs a Context Bundle, an Agent consumes context and rules, and a write node accepts only a confirmed candidate. Review connected edges before deleting a node; after copying one, verify its unique ID and parameters.
Failure strategies may retry a limited number of times, reduce context, use a backup model, return to a checkpoint, request author confirmation, or fail with evidence. They must not turn a failed review into a pass or write unconfirmed prose.
Both side panels can collapse to make room for the canvas. This changes layout only; reopening them must preserve the same modules, connections, and workflow version.
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