Execute from Webpage Contextual Menu

You can execute workflows directly from a web page using its contextual (right‑click) menu. This is useful when you’re browsing and want to trigger an automation without switching to the workflow builder first.

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How to execute from the contextual menu

1. On any web page, right‑click to open the browser’s context menu.
2. Look for the Agentic WorkFlow group or submenu.
3. Inside that group, click the workflow you want to run (if it is available).
4. The workflow will execute using the current page context.

This method runs the workflow manually — essentially the same as using Execute Workflow from the builder interface.

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Behavior & notes

• It runs as a manual execution — using the current page’s content as input.
• Only workflows compatible with that page (e.g. expecting the right context) should be triggered this way.
• After execution, you can inspect results, logs, or output just like other runs.
• Use this method when you’re navigating web content and want to trigger the workflow in situ.

For a deeper understanding of manual versus production executions, see the Executions guide.

If context execution is not showing, ensure:

• The workflow is available/responding in the extension’s menu settings
• The workflow is properly saved and enabled
• The current page has elements or data matching the workflow’s nodes

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When to use this

• Quickly run a workflow without moving to the builder
• Trigger a workflow tailored to a given page (for scraping, extraction, etc.)
• Test workflows in real-world contexts while browsing

If your workflow should run automatically in response to events (rather than via manual triggers), explore Trigger Nodes for automation. See Triggers.