Flows

A Flow defines how work is routed and processed. Editable drafts can be validated and published as immutable versions. A FlowReference selects either an exact version or the active version; Work Items store only that reference, never an embedded definition.

The five Flow kinds are Direct, Routing, Workflow, Orchestration, and Composite. They do not provide the same execution semantics or current implementation level. See Flow modes for the decision guide, exact behavior, orchestration strategies, limits, and current restrictions.

The implemented graph executor supports typed Input, Agent, Router, Condition, Transform, Output, and Failure steps. Published Workplace Entries always resolve to an exact executable Flow, including Agent selections normalized through system-managed Direct Agent Flows.

See Flow definitions and the Flow execution architecture.