Visual Workflow Editor

Build automated API sequences by dragging nodes onto a canvas and connecting them — no code required.

Opening the Workflow Editor

• Click Workflow in the left sidebar
• Or create a new Flow from the + (New Request) dialog

Node Types

Node	Description
Start	Entry point — every workflow begins here
End	Terminal node — marks the end of a path
HTTP Request	Make an API call with full request configuration
Set Variable	Store a value for use in later nodes
Transform	Extract data from responses via JSONPath
Delay	Wait a specified number of milliseconds
Condition	Branch the flow based on a JavaScript expression
Loop	Iterate over an array and run child nodes for each item

Building a Workflow

1. Add nodes — drag from the node palette on the left (organized by: Triggers, Actions, Logic, End)
2. Connect nodes — drag from an output handle on one node to the input handle of another
3. Configure — click a node to open its settings panel on the right
4. Arrange — click the layout button to auto-arrange nodes top-to-bottom
5. Save — workflows auto-save, or press Ctrl+S

Running a Workflow

• Click the Run button in the toolbar
• Nodes animate as they execute — edges highlight in green on success
• Status badges appear on each node: idle, running, success, error, or skipped
• The Flow Tracer opens automatically to show a real-time execution log

Canvas Controls

• Zoom — scroll wheel or zoom buttons
• Pan — click and drag the canvas background
• Mini-map — overview of the full workflow in the corner
• Delete — select a node and press Delete

Tips

• Connect a Condition node to branch your workflow based on response status codes or body content
• Use Set Variable + Transform to pass data between HTTP Request nodes
• Loop nodes can iterate over JSON arrays from a previous response