Workflows

Chain agents, classification, extraction, guardrails, MCP tools, HTTP, Slack and email on a canvas, then run them by webhook or API.

1. 01What workflows are forWorkflows (beta) chain your agents with logic, tools and actions on a canvas. What they can do, what they can't, and how a run works.Concept2 min
2. 02Build your first workflowCreate a workflow, add and connect blocks, set their inputs, test the draft and publish it. About ten minutes.Guide2 min
3. 03Workflow blocks referenceAll 15 block types: what each one does, its settings, its exits and what it costs.Reference2 min
4. 04Templates and variablesPass data between blocks with {{input.x}}, {{steps.id.output}} and {{last.output}}, including paths into JSON.Reference1 min
5. 05Guardrails in workflowsCheck text for PII, prompt injection, toxicity, off-topic content, profanity or your own rules, and branch on Pass or Fail.Guide2 min
6. 06Run a workflow by webhook or APITrigger a published workflow from any system with its webhook URL and token, or from your code with POST /v1/workflows/run.Guide2 min
7. 07Verify webhook signaturesCheck the X-SentientOne-Signature HMAC-SHA256 header on Webhook block deliveries, with Node and Python examples.Guide2 min
8. 08Workflow limitsEvery limit that applies to workflows: size, run time, block timeouts, rate limits, webhook body, email and Slack.Reference1 min