Flows that chain your coding agents together
Instead of copying one agent’s output into another, build a flow. When the source agent finishes its turn, its last reply is dropped into a template and sent to the target agent. If the target is busy, the flow waits for its turn to end, and turn limits stop loops.
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Nodes and connections on a canvas
Flows live in the Flows tab of a project’s Details page, on a React Flow canvas. Add workspace agents and logic nodes from the “Add” row, then connect them by dragging from the dots on their right.
- Start: a message you trigger by hand with the ▶ on the node.
- Condition: contains, doesn’t contain, regex, length and empty checks, with Yes and No paths.
- Wait: holds for a set time.
- Transform: trim, first or last N lines, last code block and template.
- Notify and Human approval: the flow stops until you approve, which you can also do from Telegram.
Templates and turn limits
Every connection that ends at an agent has its own message template. {{output}} becomes the source agent’s last reply, {{source}} and {{target}} become the agent names. The turn limit pauses a connection after that many deliveries; saving the flow resets the counter.
Activity log and broadcast
The flow activity card lists every step in the session: delivered messages, targets being waited on, nodes waiting for approval. Outside flows, you can also send one message to the agents you pick: right away, after their turn, or only to idle ones.
Build your first flow
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Open the Flows tab on a project’s Details page and create a new flow.
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Add a Start node and two agents from the Add row.
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Connect the nodes by dragging from the dots on their right.
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Click the connection between the agents and set the message template and turn limit.
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Save the flow and run it with the ▶ on the Start node.
Questions
Which agents work in flows?
Flow nodes are the agents in your workspace. CLI agents other than Claude Code and Codex can be added to the canvas too; a connection fires when the agent finishes its turn.
How do I avoid an endless loop?
Every connection has a turn limit. Once it’s reached the connection pauses itself, and saving the flow resets the counter.
Can I approve from my phone while a flow runs?
Yes. With Telegram notifications on, a Human approval node arrives on your phone with Approve and Reject buttons.
Can I run a flow without saving it?
No. A flow with unsaved changes won’t start; the app asks you to save first.
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