Workflows: Overview
Workflows allow you to create automated processes inside Endless. They are made of nodes, each one representing an action (like receiving a webhook, calling an API, or returning a response).
With Workflows you can:
Connect external services via webhooks or HTTP requests.
Allow Agents to trigger multi-step processes.
Organize logic visually, step by step.
🛠️ How Workflows Work
A Workflow is a blank canvas where you drag and drop nodes.
Each Workflow has a trigger (for example, a webhook call or an Agent request).
You can then chain actions like making an HTTP request, saving variables, or sending back a response.
🔑 Available Nodes
Currently, you can use:
Webhook Request → receives data from an external service.
Webhook Response → sends back a reply to that service.
Agent Request → lets an Agent call this workflow.
Agent Response → sends information back to the Agent.
HTTP Request → call an external API (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH).
Define Variables → store values for later use in the workflow.
LLM → call a language model to process or generate text.
📌 Why Use Workflows
No need for custom code — build automations visually.
Reuse them across different Agents.
Control the logic of how and when actions happen.
Workflows are the orchestration layer of Endless. They allow you to go beyond simple tool calls, creating structured flows that respond exactly the way you need.
👉 Next: we’ll explore each node in detail, starting with Webhook Request.
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