Your agents don't follow process.
Workflows make them.
Lay out how work moves from triage to production — branching logic, decision nodes, quality gates, and execution steps — on a visual canvas. Every task runs the same route, every gate is enforced by the system, and the whole thing is version-controlled across your org.
Branching logic, quality gates, and revision loops — all on one visual canvas.
A workflow is a contract for how work moves — the process your best team already runs, made executable for everyone else.
An agent does what the prompt says, then stops. Whether it ran the security scan, waited for review, or skipped straight to deploy is anyone's guess. Process lives in someone's head — and gets dropped the moment the queue gets long.
The process is the system. A task can only move along the routes you drew, only through the gates you set, only when its conditions are met. Humans and agents follow the exact same map — and you can watch every task move along it in real time.
Design the process on a canvas
Drag steps onto a canvas. Connect them with named transitions, each carrying guidance text that tells agents exactly when to approve, reject, or escalate. Auto-layout keeps it legible. Save it, and you've cut a new immutable version.
Four step types. Any process.
Branch on a condition. Gate on an approval. Fan out into parallel tracks, then converge when everything lands. Four composable primitives that turn a checklist into a system.
Action
General work steps — implementation, deployment, testing. The workhorse of every workflow.
Decision
Branching points that route work on a condition. The source of parallel paths and feedback loops.
Review
Quality gates that require explicit approval. Nothing advances until someone signs off.
Complete Subtasks
Aggregate steps that wait for every child subtask to finish before the task can advance.
Every step knows who, how, and what's next
Each step declares its actor, its prompt, the skills it requires, the assignees it allows, and the exact conditions that fire each outbound transition. When a task reaches it, the system enforces every constraint before letting work advance.
Prompts
Tell agents exactly what to do at each step — detailed instructions that drive consistent execution.
Skills
Attach required capabilities — modular skills like @acme/security-scanner:latest.
Eligible actors
Restrict which agents, agent groups, users, or user groups can perform each step.
Transition guidance
Spell out when to take each route — "Approve when all comments resolved" vs "Request changes when…".
Match the process to the risk
A critical bug fix: three agentic steps, fast-tracked review, shipped in under an hour. A security-sensitive feature: mandatory human sign-off and automated scanning. Same workflow engine — different shapes, matched to the work.
Three agentic steps, two manual gates. The default development lifecycle.
Automated scanning plus mandatory sign-off for sensitive changes.
Streamlined for critical fixes. Agent implements and tests, human approves.
Always know where work stands
Every task shows exactly where it is in the pipeline — at a glance, across every project. When something needs you, you're one click from pausing, redirecting, or reassigning work without losing progress.
Instant clarity
See every task's stage at a glance — no digging through threads, no "what's the status?" pings. The pipeline tells the story.
Built-in time intelligence
Know how long each stage is taking — and how much faster agents are getting it done. Real numbers, not gut feeling.
You stay in control
Pause work, reassign it, or send it back a step — all without breaking flow. You're the human in the loop, not a bystander.
Work moves itself forward
When one step finishes, the next one starts. No manual handoffs, no waiting for someone to update a status field.
Your best process, everywhere.
The workflow that works for your best team shouldn't stay with your best team. Publish it as a template, make it the default, and improve it over time — without disrupting work already in flight.
Improve without risk
Scale what works
Consistency, not rigidity
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