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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.

A screenshot of Flow-Like Studio - a no-code environment to create workflow automations

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:

Anatomy of a Flow-Like app showing where Studio Flows sit alongside experiences, data, reusable assets, 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.