Node: The fundamental execution unit of a workflow

To utilize Agentria, understanding the core design concept of nodes is essential.

Nodes are the most fundamental execution units that compose workflows, serving as independent functional blocks designed for specific purposes.

They can perform various tasks such as text generation, data processing, external API calls, and conditional branching. They are structured to receive input, execute defined tasks, and return results.

Connecting nodes creates a complete workflow, and this flow operates as automated logic.

Additionally, they are visualized in an intuitive block format, allowing even complex automation processes to be managed easily and conveniently.

Key Features and Benefits

• Efficiency: Reuse created nodes across multiple workflows, reducing redundant tasks

• Scalability: Build sophisticated systems and manage them systematically via edge connections between nodes

• Rapid Implementation: Quickly experiment with and validate ideas

• Code Support: Provides a Code Generator to create automation workflows without direct coding

Learn More

If you want to explore and apply various types of nodes in real projects, refer to the Guide Tutorials.

• The Beginner Guide consists of Ability tutorials and serves as a foundational guide for users who are new to development.

• The Advanced Guide consists of Agent tutorials and is designed for users with basic development knowledge who are using Agentria for the first time.