Build AI workflows with a human in the loop
Connect triggers, tools, agent steps, and approvals in one workflow you can inspect before it runs.
Workflow anatomy
See the handoffs in the workflow
Every sample path has a visible start, a set of steps, a human decision, and a recorded finish.
Workflow builder
Build the path, one step at a time
Start with a trigger, add the tools and agent steps it needs, then connect the handoffs.
Each step keeps its settings, inputs, and outputs close to the path so the workflow stays readable as it grows.
- Add a Trigger, Agent, Tool, Condition, or Approval.
- Connect each handoff before you review the run.
- Inspect settings where the step sits.
Connection review
Give every tool a clear connection
Choose a credential at the step that uses it while keeping connection details in a dedicated panel.
Show where a credential is referenced and make environment changes visible before a workflow is deployed.
- Credential picker
- Usage visibility
- Environment label
- Review before deploy
Connection surface
Bring the tools into view
Choose the kind of system each step can read from or write to, then keep the credential and environment beside the workflow.
Request type: access change
Draft action: prepare a ticket
Source: new operations request
Human checkpoint
Pause before the consequential step
Add an approval checkpoint where a person should review context, edit a draft, or decide whether the run continues.
Make the handoff part of the workflow, not a message hidden outside it.
- Context at the checkpoint
- Approve
- Reject
- Request changes
Run inspection
Trace a run when something changes
Run history lays out each step, its status, and the inputs and outputs available at that point.
When a step errors, surface the failed handoff and let the builder choose what to inspect or rerun. Keep recovery visible rather than promising a perfect run.
- Step-by-step timeline
- Input and output view
- Error context
- Rerun from a step
Template library
Start with a workflow pattern
Use a reusable starting point for common operations, then replace the steps, tools, and approval rules with the ones your team needs.
Support request → classify → approval → response draft
A clear starting path for requests that need context and a person before a response is prepared.
Use this patternNew hire event → checklist → owner approval → handoff
Keep ownership visible as a request moves from an event into a reviewed handoff.
Use this patternIncident signal → summarize → review → ticket draft
Put a review point between the signal and the next draft action.
Use this patternProposed deployment model
Choose how a workflow reaches its team
Keep a workflow in a hosted workspace for exploration, or move it into a controlled runtime when its operating boundary is part of the design.
Set the deployment target, review credentials and approval checkpoints, then make the active version visible in the workflow history.
Read deployment optionsMake the next workflow inspectable
Build a sample workflow with a trigger, an agent step, a tool, and one human checkpoint. Then follow the run from start to finish.