What is a workflow?
A workflow is a saved sequence of tools that pass output to each other — automating multi-step tasks like "research → outline → draft → polish".
Last updated: 2026-05-04
The 30-second explanation
A single tool does one thing (e.g. "generate a blog post"). A workflow chains multiple tools so the output of one becomes the input of the next.
Example: "Weekly LinkedIn content" workflow:
- Live Trends → fetch top 10 trending topics in your niche.
- Topic Filter → pick the 3 most aligned with your brand.
- Headline Generator → write 5 hook variants per topic.
- LinkedIn Post Generator → expand each into a full post.
- Brand Voice Polish → match your trained voice.
What would take 90 minutes manually runs in 4 minutes, fully automated.
Built-in vs custom
- Built-in workflows (40+ in the marketplace): pre-designed for common goals. Fork them, customize, and run.
- Custom workflows (Pro): build from scratch in the visual workflow builder at /workflows/.
How to start
- Go to /workflows/.
- Browse the marketplace, or click Create workflow to start blank.
- Drag tools into the canvas. Connect output → input arrows.
- Save, name, and click Run.
Free users can run pre-built workflows up to 3 times/day. Pro users can build their own and run unlimited.
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