Getting started with Worfilo

Open the sign-in page and continue with Google, or create an account with your email and a password. Email accounts get a confirmation link before the first sign-in.

Agent nodes call Claude with your own Anthropic API key. Open Credentials in the sidebar, choose Add credential, and paste the key. It is encrypted at rest and never shown in the browser again.

Optional, and only when a workflow needs it. Under Integrations in the sidebar:

• Connectors links GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear or Tavily with a token or a sign-in. See Connectors.
• APIs registers any other HTTP API with its auth and saved endpoints. See Custom APIs.

On Workflows, open the arrow next to New workflow and choose Generate with AI. Describe what should happen, for example "when a GitHub issue is labelled urgent, summarise it and post it to Slack". Claude drafts a validated graph that uses your connected apps and APIs, and you preview it before anything is created. See Generating workflows.

1. On Workflows, choose New workflow. The editor opens on an empty canvas.
2. Open the palette (⌘ K) and add a Manual Trigger, an Agent and an Output.
3. Drag from each node's output handle to the next node's input to connect them.
4. Select the agent, pick the credential and a model, and write a user prompt that reads the trigger, for example Summarise: {{ trigger.message }}.

Your connected apps, APIs and MCP servers sit in the palette under Connected apps, My APIs and MCP tools; one click adds a node that already knows which account, API or server to use.

Give the trigger a test payload such as {"message": "..."}, then press Run (⌘ ↵). Each node lights up as it runs, succeeds, fails or is skipped. Click a node to see exactly what it received and returned. Every run is saved, so you can reopen it later on a read-only canvas.

The canvas autosaves a draft. Publish freezes the draft into an immutable version, so later edits never change what a published version runs.