Flow Editor

The Flow editor is divided into five main areas, each serving a specific purpose in designing and managing flows.

On the left side, the instructions panel contains the full list of available blocks, organized into categories such as loops, conditionals, API calls, and logging. These blocks can be dragged and dropped into the workspace to define the sequence of operations a flow should perform.

The central workspace area is where the flow is assembled, with blocks visually connected to represent the order of execution and data handling.

At the top of the interface, the toolbar provides all essential flow management functions, including creating new flows, clearing the workspace, loading and saving, uploading and downloading flow definitions, and validating with syntax checks.

In the upper right, the workspace controls allow customization of the editor’s view. Options such as expanding or collapsing all blocks and enabling or disabling block dragging make it easier to navigate and work with complex flows, especially when they involve a large number of components or nested logic.

At the bottom a runtime information area shows execution information when directly executing flows via the toolbar.