How do I start with AI Flowi Workflow?

Start by learning component roles and typed connections, then build a Playground chat flow with three components: Chat Input, an AI model, and Chat Output. Test its response before adding routing or an external action. Use the learning path below to choose your next guide. See the Ai Flowi overview.

By Ai Flowi · Technical review: Janice Lee, Technical Support, Ai Flowi.

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Where should I start with AI Flowi Workflow?

Begin with the product overview and workflow basics, then use the first workflow tutorial to test a chat response in the Playground. Check configuration fields separately from connection types. Once that flow works, choose routing or webhook-to-Sheets guidance for your next task, or use an AI assistant as a tutor.

  1. Read What is AI Flowi Workflow? for the visual editor, component roles, and a simple workflow map.
  2. Read Workflow basics to distinguish configuration fields from typed inputs and outputs. A matching connection type establishes structure; it does not prove that credentials or an external service will work.
  3. Read agents, workflows and chatbots for definitions.
  4. Build your first workflow with Chat Input, a configured AI model, and Chat Output. Send a test message in the Playground and check the response.
  5. For help while learning, use an AI assistant as a tutor and verify component names and port types.

When you are ready to reuse or revise that flow, follow the workflow lifecycle guide for JSON import, export, and component update checks. See AI Flowi Workflow. For definitions, read agents, workflows and chatbots.

  1. Try If-Else routing when your decision can be expressed as a fixed condition. Try LLM Selector routing when you need the documented model-selection inputs.
  2. Follow webhook to Google Sheets when an external request should end in a spreadsheet row. Test the received JSON, conversion, structured fields, and Sheets action in that order.

If you want help while learning, use an AI assistant as a tutor. Give it the documentation entry page, ask for a workflow map, and have it verify component names and port types before suggesting connections. The tutorials hub lists the public procedures together; common errors helps when a connection or credential check fails. Keep real credentials out of prompts and examples.

Related: AI and automation glossary.

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