Overview
The openJiuwen Workflow helps users quickly build and manage process-oriented agents through visual orchestration to achieve business process automation. The platform enables no-code users to assemble workflows via a drag-and-drop interface, while providing low-code users with features such as code execution, plugin invocation, and conditional branching to meet complex scenario requirements. It is widely used in complex business scenarios where target tasks involve multiple intricate steps and impose strict requirements on the success rate and accuracy of outputs, helping enterprises achieve digital transformation and intelligent upgrading.
A workflow consists of multiple components, which are the basic building blocks, such as large model components, plugin components, and code components. When a workflow is created, it includes Start and End components by default. Developers can add more components to orchestrate business processes based on this workflow. Each component requires configuration of different parameters, such as input and output parameter settings and component settings.
The steps to use a workflow are as follows:
- Build the workflow.
- Configure components: configure the components added to the workflow and link them in business order.
- Debug and run the workflow.
- After successful debugging, you can publish the workflow or export it.