Definition

An Edge is the connecting bridge between nodes.

Data processed in one node is passed along the edge to the next node, allowing the entire workflow to run seamlessly.

From the input node to the output node, every node in the workflow must be connected by edges.

Key Characteristics

• Data Flow Path: Serves as the channel through which data moves between nodes

• Intuitive Linking: Connected using a drag-and-drop interface

• Sequential Execution: Ensures that nodes execute in order, completing the workflow

How Edges Are Used

Edges define the path of data movement within a workflow.

For example, when a Python node preprocesses input values, the result can be passed to an LLM node, and then stored by a Database node—all linked together by edges.

When nodes are connected sequentially through edges, they form a cohesive flow that completes an Ability or Agent.