Workflow View
The Workflow view is Wardian's canvas for building and testing automations.
Use this page as a quick manual for the view itself. For the full workflow reference, start at Workflows.
What You Can Do Here
- open an existing workflow
- create a new workflow
- add nodes from the block library
- wire nodes together on the canvas
- edit node settings
- save changes
- launch the workflow according to its trigger type
Main Areas
- Top action bar: select, save, reset, duplicate, delete, or run the active workflow
- Canvas: place and connect nodes
- Block Library: add new blocks to the workflow
- Node Settings drawer: edit the selected node
- Variable Assistant: inspect upstream values and interpolation paths
Running From This View
The Run Workflow button saves the current canvas first, then launches based on the workflow's trigger:
- manual workflows run immediately
- scheduled workflows create scheduled task instances
- file-watcher or webhook-style workflows activate as live listeners
If the workflow needs agent assignment or manual input parameters, Wardian opens the run modal before launching.