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Data store management

The Data Store node lets a workflow remember values between runs — a last-seen timestamp, a page cursor, a call count. Those values are kept in this browser profile. Settings → Preferences has a Data store section that shows everything currently stored, so you can inspect it and clear what you no longer need.

This page covers the management surface. For writing and reading values inside a workflow, see the Data Store node.

  1. Open Settings → Preferences.
  2. Scroll to the Data store section.

At the top you’ll see a summary — how many values are stored, across how many scopes, and the total size — followed by the storage limits (each scope holds at most a fixed number of keys and total size).

Stored values are grouped by scope:

  • Shared with all workflows — the shared keyspace any of your workflows can read and overwrite. It is listed first.
  • This workflow — one group per workflow that has written values, named after the workflow.

Each group shows its key count and size. Inside a group, every key is listed with a short preview of its value and that value’s size.

A workflow can be deleted while values it wrote are still stored. Rather than hiding that data, the list keeps it visible under the label Deleted workflow (<id>), so orphaned values stay findable and clearable instead of silently taking up space.

  • Delete one value — use the delete (trash) control on that key’s row.
  • Clear a scope — use Clear all on a group’s header to remove every value in that scope at once.

Deletions take effect immediately and cannot be undone. Because this data lives only in the current browser profile, clearing it here — or clearing the extension’s data — removes it for good; the same workflow on another device keeps its own separate store.