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This guide walks you through creating a simple AI workflow end to end: a workflow that takes a question as input, sends it to an agent, and returns an answer.

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Before you start

You need an account on the platform. If you don’t have one yet, see Creating your account. You’ll also want at least one model configured — see Models.

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1. Create a workflow

From the dashboard, click Create New Workflow. Give it a name like My First Workflow and an optional description, then click Create Workflow. You’ll land on a blank canvas — this is the workflow builder.
Create New Workflow modal

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2. Add an Input node

From the component panel on the left, drag an Input node onto the canvas. The Input node defines what information your workflow needs to run. Select the node and add an input parameter — for example, a text parameter named question.

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3. Add an Agent node

Drag an Agent node onto the canvas. Select it — the panel shows the agent configurations available to your organization. Click New Agent to create one, then:
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Name the agent

Give it a clear name, such as Answer Agent.
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Pick a model

Choose a model from the Model dropdown.
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Write instructions

In the instructions field, tell the agent what to do — for example: You are a helpful assistant. Answer the user's question clearly and concisely.
Save the agent, and it’s selected for the node.

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4. Add an Output node

Drag an Output node onto the canvas. This is what the workflow returns when it finishes.

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5. Connect the nodes

Connect the nodes to define the flow of information: 
Input  →  Agent  →  Output
Drag from the handle on the edge of one node to the handle on the next. See Connecting nodes for details.
Connected workflow

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6. Deploy it

Save your workflow, then click Deploy in the builder header. You’ll be asked for an application name. Deploying publishes a versioned snapshot of your workflow — and it’s required before you can test or run it.

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7. Test it in the Playground

Open the Playground. It runs your workflow’s active deployment. Enter a question, run it, and you’ll see the agent’s response stream back in real time.
The Playground is the fastest way to iterate. Adjust your agent’s configuration, deploy again, run again, and compare.

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Next steps

The workflow builder

Go deeper on the canvas and every node type.

Configuring agents

Set up your agent’s instructions, model, tools, and knowledge.