Built-in Node Types
What this covers: All the different types of nodes available and how to choose the right ones for your workflows.
Perfect for: New users • Node selection • Workflow planning • Understanding capabilities
Node Categories Overview
Section titled “Node Categories Overview”Agentic WorkFlow organizes nodes into six main categories to help you find what you need:
🤖 AI Nodes - Add intelligence to your workflows 🌐 Core Nodes - Essential web and API interactions 🔄 Data Transformation - Process and format your data ⚡ Flow Control - Control how your workflow runs 📦 Lambda Nodes - Create reusable workflow components 🚀 Trigger Nodes - Start your workflows automatically
Quick Decision Guides
Section titled “Quick Decision Guides”🌐 Web Extraction & Data Collection
Section titled “🌐 Web Extraction & Data Collection”Extract text from webpages → Use GetAllText Get page HTML → Use GetAllHTML Extract images → Use GetAllImages Collect links → Use GetAllLinks Make API calls → Use HTTP Request
🤖 AI Processing
Section titled “🤖 AI Processing”Simple AI text processing → Use Basic LLM Chain Question answering → Use QA Node Advanced AI with sources → Use RAG Node AI with tools → Use Tools Agent
🔄 Data Processing
Section titled “🔄 Data Processing”Edit/rename fields → Use Edit Fields Select specific fields → Use Pick Field Custom JavaScript → Use Code Save as file → Use Download As File
⚡ Workflow Control
Section titled “⚡ Workflow Control”If/then logic → Use If Filter data → Use Filter Combine data → Use Merge Handle errors → Use Stop & Error Add delays → Use Wait
Detailed Category Guide
Section titled “Detailed Category Guide”🤖 AI Nodes
Section titled “🤖 AI Nodes”What they do: Add artificial intelligence to your workflows Common uses: Analyze text, answer questions, summarize content, extract insights Popular nodes: Basic LLM Chain, QA Node, RAG Node, Tools Agent Best for: Content analysis, intelligent automation, natural language processing
🌐 Core Nodes
Section titled “🌐 Core Nodes”What they do: Essential web interactions and API calls Common uses: Scrape websites, make HTTP requests, run custom code Popular nodes: Get All Text, HTTP Request, Code, Get All HTML Best for: Data collection, API integration, custom logic
🔄 Data Transformation Nodes
Section titled “🔄 Data Transformation Nodes”What they do: Process, clean, and format your data Common uses: Edit fields, pick specific data, convert formats, save files Popular nodes: Edit Fields, Pick Field, Download As File Best for: Data cleaning, format conversion, report generation
⚡ Flow Control Nodes
Section titled “⚡ Flow Control Nodes”What they do: Control how your workflow runs Common uses: Add conditions, filter data, handle errors, add delays Popular nodes: If, Filter, Merge, Stop & Error, Wait Best for: Complex workflow logic, error handling, data routing
📦 Lambda Nodes
Section titled “📦 Lambda Nodes”What they do: Create reusable workflow components Common uses: Build modular workflows, create templates Popular nodes: Lambda Input, Lambda Output Best for: Reusable components, complex workflow organization
🚀 Trigger Nodes
Section titled “🚀 Trigger Nodes”What they do: Start your workflows automatically Common uses: Page load triggers, scheduled runs, manual buttons Popular nodes: When Started Best for: Automation, scheduled tasks, event-driven workflows
Common Workflow Patterns
Section titled “Common Workflow Patterns”🌐 Web Extraction Workflow
Section titled “🌐 Web Extraction Workflow”[When Started] → [Get All Text] → [Edit Fields] → [Download As File]Perfect for: Extracting and saving website content
🤖 AI Content Analysis
Section titled “🤖 AI Content Analysis”[Get All Text] → [Basic LLM Chain] → [Edit Fields] → [Save Results]Perfect for: Analyzing and summarizing web content
🔄 Data Processing Pipeline
Section titled “🔄 Data Processing Pipeline”[HTTP Request] → [Filter] → [Edit Fields] → [If] → [Multiple Outputs]Perfect for: Processing API data with conditions
📦 Reusable Component
Section titled “📦 Reusable Component”[Lambda Input] → [Processing Nodes] → [Lambda Output]Perfect for: Creating workflows you can reuse in other workflows
Getting Started Tips
Section titled “Getting Started Tips”🎯 Start Simple
Section titled “🎯 Start Simple”Begin with basic nodes like Get All Text or HTTP Request before moving to complex AI workflows.
🔗 Chain Nodes Together
Section titled “🔗 Chain Nodes Together”Most workflows use 3-5 nodes connected together. Start with a trigger, process data, then save or display results.
🧪 Test Frequently
Section titled “🧪 Test Frequently”Test your workflow after adding each node to make sure it works as expected.
📚 Use Templates
Section titled “📚 Use Templates”Look at existing workflow patterns and examples to learn how nodes work together.
What’s Next?
Section titled “What’s Next?”Explore specific nodes: Browse the individual node documentation to learn about specific capabilities and configuration options.
Learn workflow patterns: Check out Workflow Patterns to see how nodes work together in real scenarios.
Try examples: Start with Integration Examples to see complete workflows in action.
Get help: Visit the Learning Center for tutorials and guides on building effective workflows.