Overview
Flow-Like Studio is the visual development environment where you build typed Flows for automation.
Important components of the Studio environment are:
- Nodes that you can select from the Node Catalog,
- Edges/Wires for Execution and Data transmission between nodes,
- a Canvas where you can place your nodes and build your flows,
- Layers that allow you to collapse and define higher-order nodes,
- Variables available to the Flow at runtime,
- Run History to inspect previous flow executions,
- Logs stored for every run for inspection and tracing,
- FlowPilot AI assistant for building flows with natural language.
A Flow represents a process and consists of one or more Nodes. Nodes are linked through Edges (or Wires) for Execution and Data.

Studio edits one Flow at a time. The surrounding App keeps that Flow together with the events and pages that invoke it, the data it uses, reusable interface building blocks, and delivery controls:
Flows can access and modify file storage and Data Studio resources within their App. Events connect a Flow to UI actions, chat, schedules, and other entry points.