Multi-step workflow execution
Define structured multi-step plans from a plan array and let Flow resolve dependencies between steps. It supports type bridging via Prism and CTC validation during execution.
Flow & Inspect is a workflow orchestration and execution auditing tool for AI agents. It supports multi-step workflows with approval gates, branching, and run-level audit history.
Flow & Inspect is a workflow orchestration and execution auditing tool for AI agents. It is designed to run multi-step workflows with human approval gates, conditional branches, logic constraint checks, and structured step outputs.
The Flow side handles orchestration, dependency resolution, type bridging, scheduling, and reusable workflow definitions. Inspect adds execution history, execution details, and CTC-based receipts so teams can review what ran, who approved it, and where a workflow failed.
Define structured multi-step plans from a plan array and let Flow resolve dependencies between steps. It supports type bridging via Prism and CTC validation during execution.
Insert approval gates before sensitive operations using flow.request-approval, or collect missing information with flow.request-feedback. This lets agents pause for human review when needed.
Use inline conditional steps and branching to route a workflow based on prior outputs. The page also mentions flow.route for workflow branching.
Save completed workflows as reusable skills and schedule them for future execution. The source also notes a schedule parameter for deferred execution through Scheduler.
Inspect execution-history and execution-details to review runs after completion. Execution receipts are stored as CTCs, supporting traceability and debugging.
Check logic constraints before matching steps execute, and run validate_only: true to produce a CTC without executing the workflow. This helps catch issues before a live run.
Run a workflow that depends on outputs from earlier steps, such as moving data from one system to another while preserving type compatibility and validating the plan first.
Pause a workflow before destructive or high-impact actions so a person can approve the next step or supply missing information.
Branch a workflow automatically when conditions change, such as routing signups, approvals, or follow-up requests based on earlier results.
Schedule repeatable workflows as reusable skills and then inspect their run history to review failures, approvals, and execution details.
Investigate a failed run by checking execution history and step-level details to see which step errored and what arguments were passed.
It is a workflow orchestration tool for AI agents. Flow executes multi-step plans with approval gates, conditional branches, and type-aware step handling, while Inspect provides execution auditing and history.
The page shows a free plan and paid tiers. The free plan starts at $0 with 5,000 credits per month and no credit card required; additional plans are listed at $19 per month and $249 per month, plus a custom enterprise plan.
Flow supports human approval gates, including flow.request-approval and flow.request-feedback, so sensitive steps can pause for review before continuing.
Inspect records execution history, execution details, and CTC-based execution receipts, which can be used to review what ran, what was approved, and where a workflow failed.
Yes. The page describes Flow support for conditional branching, scheduled execution, saved reusable skills, and validation-only preflight checks.
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