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Build repeatable AI workflows
Use Alloy workflows to turn recurring work into a clear process that can call AI teammates, use tools, ask for input, and finish with a result.
When to use workflows
Use a workflow when a task follows a repeatable process instead of relying on an open-ended chat. Workflows are useful for handoffs, approvals, research steps, customer follow-up, document preparation, support routing, and operational checks.
The workflow builder gives teams a shared place to design, run, monitor, and update these processes.
Start from the Workflows library
The Workflows page lists organization-owned workflows. Teams can search, page through workflows, open logs, delete old workflows, export the list, and create a new workflow.
Creating a workflow starts with a name and optional description, then opens the shared editor where the process is built.
Build with structured steps
The current structured builder includes steps such as Run Skill, Run Employee, Condition, Tool, Run Code, User Input, LLM, Send Message, Finish, Starting Step, and Group.
This lets a workflow combine AI reasoning, approved tools, custom logic, human input, and messages without turning the whole process into one large prompt.
Draft, publish, and monitor
The editor opens read-only first. In edit mode, draft changes auto-save before the workflow is published.
Publishing validates the graph and saves the runnable workflow. Runs can be viewed from the workflow page so teams can understand what happened, debug issues, and improve the process.
Frequently asked questions
How are workflows different from chat?+
Chat is open-ended. A workflow is a defined process with steps, conditions, tool calls, and a finish point.
Can workflows call AI teammates?+
Yes. The builder can include steps that run an AI teammate or a skill as part of the process.
Can workflows ask a person for input?+
Yes. The builder includes a User Input step for moments where the process needs a person to provide information or make a decision.