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- Create a workflow on the canvas
- Add a trigger and two steps
- Run it and read each step's output
A workflow is a chain of steps, called nodes. A trigger starts it, and each node passes its output to the next one. You’ll build the smallest useful workflow: read the text you select on a page, and turn it into a small report.
My first workflow: ein Workflow mit 3 Schritten, beginnend mit When Started und endend mit Edit Fields.
Schritt 1: Create a blank workflow
In the AWFlow side panel, open Workflows and click Add Workflow. In Create a workflow, choose Blank canvas, then Triggered. Name it My first workflow and click Create & open.
Prüfen: an empty canvas opens with an Add Trigger button.
Schritt 2: Add a trigger
Click Add Trigger (in a narrow panel: Add trigger in the middle of the canvas). The Trigger panel opens: type when in its search box and pick When Started. It starts the workflow when you press Test Workflow.
Prüfen: a When Started node is on the canvas.
Schritt 3: Read the selected text
Click the + on the right edge of When Started, search for Get Selected Text and pick it. Double-click it to open its settings, set Output field name to text, then close the panel (× at the top right, or Esc).
Prüfen: Get Selected Text is linked to When Started by a line.
Schritt 4: Run it
Switch to your other tab and select (highlight) a sentence. Come back to the AWFlow panel and click Test Workflow at the top of the canvas. Then open Get Selected Text and look at its Output tab, under Actual.
Prüfen: Get Selected Text → Output → Actual shows a text field with your sentence.
Schritt 5: Reshape it with Edit Fields
Click the + on the right of Get Selected Text and add Edit Fields. Under Fields, add a field named processed_text of type String, and paste this as its value:
Text: {{ $input.text }}Length: {{ $input.text.length }} characters{{ $input.text }} reads the text field from the step before. Close the panel, select some text again, and click Test Workflow.
Prüfen: Edit Fields → Output → Actual shows processed_text with your sentence and its length.
Schritt 6: Save it
AWFlow doesn’t save automatically: click Save in the canvas header, or press ⌘/Ctrl + S. You’ll reuse this canvas in the next lesson.
Prüfen: the header says Saved.
What you’ve learned
Section titled “What you’ve learned”- Every workflow has a trigger and one or more nodes, joined by lines that carry data.
- Each node’s Output tab shows what it produced on the last run.
{{ $input.field }}reads a field from the previous step. See Expressions for more.
The nodes in this lesson: Get Selected Text and Edit Fields.









