Workflow Node Reference

The workflow editor ships more than 350 node types. Click Add Node on the canvas (or drag from the palette) to browse them — the modal groups every node into the categories below, with triggers first, and you can search by name or description from the top of the modal. This page is a map of the categories, not a field-by-field manual. Every node shows its own one-line description in the picker and a configuration panel with inline hints once placed.

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Triggers

Every workflow starts with exactly one trigger. The families:

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Action categories

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Newest categories

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Creative Studio

Generate media inside a workflow and pass the result straight to a CMS or social step:

• Generate Image — one AI image per run; returns a public URL and a Media Library asset. Costs one image credit per run.
• Generate Image Set — up to 10 images in one call (hero, avatar, before/after variants). Bills per image.
• Generate Video — one short AI clip per run, with a monthly spending cap. Use For Each to produce several.
• Stock Photo Search — free, read-only search across Unsplash and Pexels; returns image URLs plus attribution text.

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Web Research

• Web: Search — live web search with ranked results and page text, ready for a downstream AI node.
• Web: Scrape Page — one public page as clean markdown with title and links.
• Web: Crawl Site — a site section as markdown, capped at 50 pages per node.
• Web: Extract Data — structured fields from up to 10 public pages using a prompt or JSON schema.
• Web: Map Site URLs — fast URL discovery via sitemaps, without scraping. Feed the list into a loop.

Only public http(s) URLs are accepted; internal hosts are refused.

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CMS

The CMS family covers the full content lifecycle — see CMS overview for the underlying concepts:

• Write Entry creates entries as drafts by default; Promote Draft publishes them. This lets an AI-written article wait for a QA step before going live.
• Read Entry, Search Entries, List Entries, and List Collections let workflows branch on existing content (for example, a dedupe check before writing).
• Attach Image adds an image to an entry field — typically {{image-node.imageUrls[0]}} from a Generate Image step.
• Delete Entry is a soft delete; tick Draft to discard only the draft and leave the published entry alone.
• Bulk Import Entries creates up to 200 entries from a JSON array; you choose skip-or-overwrite conflict behavior explicitly.

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Voice

Read-only visibility into your phone system: List Calls (with direction and disposition filters), Get Call Detail (recording, transcript, AI summary, sentiment), List Numbers, and Extension Status. None of these place calls or expose credentials — pair them with the SMS or notification nodes to act on what they find.

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Accounting & Billing

Action nodes that pair with the billing triggers: record bill and invoice payments, manage vendors and time entries, pull AR/AP aging and a cash-basis P&L summary. Payment-recording nodes validate whole-cent amounts and support idempotency keys so a replayed run cannot book the same payment twice.

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Health & Safety Checks

Nodes for building self-monitoring automations:

• Test Integration — re-checks a connected integration’s auth so a Condition can route dead connections to an alert.
• Deploy Doctor — read-only diagnosis of a deployed tier that isn’t serving correctly.
• Create Checkpoint — snapshots every project file before a risky step; put it first in any workflow that edits a site.
• Diagnose Tracking — finds out why conversion tracking isn’t recording.
• Account Health Audit — a drift-and-neglect snapshot with a score you can branch on.

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Side effects and Test Run

Nodes that send, publish, charge, or write externally are marked side-effecting. When you click Test Run in the editor, those nodes are simulated — the run inspector shows a Simulated badge with what the node would have done, and nothing is sent or billed. Real runs of the same nodes are protected by a duplicate-send guard, so a replayed run skips sends the original already completed.

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What’s Next?