What is Neuron Workflows?
A visual builder for AI workflows. Connect neurons on a canvas, run them, and publish them as agents.
Neuron Workflows lets you build AI workflows on a visual canvas, without writing code. A workflow is made of neurons: each neuron takes something in, has the AI work on it, produces a result and sends it on. Connect neurons to build longer chains, run them by hand or on a schedule, and publish a finished workflow to the Agent Store as an agent.
Who Neuron Workflows is for
- Builders create workflows on the canvas, run them, and can publish them to the Agent Store as agents. Start with Getting started.
- Users install or buy agents from the Agent Store and run them from My Agents, without opening a canvas. See Agent Store to find and install agents.
What a workflow can do
- Read many kinds of input: text, PDFs, images, audio files, voice recordings and tables.
- Follow your instructions: you tell the AI what to do in plain words, the way you would brief a colleague.
- Produce a result: text, an image, audio, a table, or a decision that picks which neurons run next.
- Send the result on: to the next neuron, by email, to a Telegram chat, to your own systems, or into a table.
- Remember between runs: a workflow's Memory keeps what it learns and the reference documents you give it.
- Use your apps: neurons can read from and act in the accounts you connect, and app events can start a neuron.
- Run on its own: on a countdown, at a set date and time, on a repeating schedule, from your own systems, or when another neuron finishes.
The dashboard
The Dashboard is the first page after you sign in. It shows your Recent Workflows, your agents under My Agents, Quick Links to the Agent Store, All Workflows, Usage and Credits (Top up balance). Create a workflow from here with New Workflow or Describe to Create.
Getting help inside the canvas
- Help section: the Help section in the canvas's left rail has Build it with me, the canvas tours (Canvas introduction, Neuron guide, Advanced features, Builder guide tour), short canvas tips, and links to Documentation and the Builder guide. The Canvas introduction tour also starts by itself the first time you open the canvas.
- More menu: the More button in the canvas's top bar has Documentation, Builder guide and Contact support.