Workflows
Workflows automate schedules or connected-app events by chaining agent, tool, condition, delay, approval, loop, and notification steps.
In this section 8 pages
- 22.01Workflows overview
- 22.02Draft a workflow with FoxoraFoxora can propose a complete editable workflow from the result you describe. Generated steps remain a draft until you review them.
- 22.03Create a workflow manuallyManual creation starts with a blank canvas and keeps every trigger, step, connection, and approval visible.
- 22.04Triggers, steps, and actionsA workflow starts from one trigger and passes durable data through an ordered set of steps.
- 22.05Delays and conditional behaviorConditions choose whether later work should run. Delays wait for a defined interval. Neither should hide missing data or an unclear trigger.
- 22.06Approvals inside workflowsPlace an approval step before an external, destructive, or otherwise high-impact action that should not run unattended.
- 22.07Test a workflowA test run exercises the real trigger inputs, steps, connections, and approval behavior without relying on the canvas alone.
- 22.08Publish and manage workflowsWorkflow lifecycle controls distinguish editable drafts from active and paused automations.