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Workflows

Workflows that run on their own

Start a run by hand, on a schedule, from an API call or from a chat, then chain nodes that decide, call AI models, read and write your data and talk to other systems.

Browse the nodes Triggers

Triggers

Start a run your way

Schedule Trigger

WebSocket Trigger

Node palette

Every node on the canvas

The same 32 nodes, in the same five groups, as the Add Node dialog in the editor.

Flow Control9

Human in the Loop

AI & Models3

Image Generation

Data7

Extract from File

Code & Transform4

Integrations & I/O9

How workflows work

Core Concepts

Understanding the fundamental building blocks of Ubex.

Workflows

A workflow is a visual representation of your automation logic. It consists of:

Nodes - Individual processing units (LLM, HTTP, conditions, etc.)
Connections - Links between nodes that define data flow
Variables - Data passed between nodes

Nodes

Nodes are the building blocks of your workflow. Each node performs a specific action:

Trigger Nodes - Start the workflow (manual, schedule, API, chat)
Processing Nodes - Transform data (LLM, code, HTTP)
Logic Nodes - Control flow (conditions, loops)
Output Nodes - Return results

Variables

Variables store data as it flows through your workflow. Use the {{variable_name}} syntax to reference them in any node configuration.

Execution

When a workflow runs:

The trigger node activates
Data flows through connected nodes
Each node processes and outputs data
The workflow completes when all paths finish

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