Documentation
Everything you need to generate, build, connect and run AI agent workflows with Worfilo.
- Getting started with WorfiloCreate a Worfilo account, connect your apps and APIs, then generate or build your first AI agent workflow and watch it run in a few minutes.
- Generate AI agent workflows from a descriptionDescribe a workflow in plain language and Claude drafts a validated Worfilo graph that uses your connected apps, APIs and MCP servers. Preview it, refine it, then create it.
- Building workflows on the canvasHow Worfilo workflows are structured: triggers, nodes, ports, data edges and tool edges, branching and merging, and how the executor decides what runs.
- Templates and expressionsPass data between workflow nodes with Jinja templates and expressions: read the trigger payload and upstream node output, branch on conditions, and keep raw values.
- Connectors: GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear and TavilyConnect GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear and Tavily to your Worfilo account, then run their actions as workflow steps or give them to an agent as tools.
- Custom APIs: connect any HTTP API with any authRegister any HTTP API once with its base URL and auth, from no auth and API keys to OAuth 2.0 and AWS Signature v4, then call it from workflows and agents.
- MCP servers: a marketplace of tools for your workflowsConnect a Model Context Protocol server from the marketplace or by URL, and call its tools from a workflow node or hand them to an agent.
- Workflow API: run workflows from your own codeCall a published workflow over HTTP with an API key and its workflow ID, send it input and get its output back, and test it first in the chat playground.
- Execution controls: retries, timeouts and error handlingControl how Worfilo runs AI workflows: per-node retries with backoff, timeouts and error modes, and run-wide parallelism, timeouts and token caps.
- Credentials and securityHow Worfilo stores API keys, app connections, API and MCP secrets and protects workflows: encryption at rest, redaction in run history, SSRF protection, and sandboxed templates.