Workflows
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Workflows are the foundation of the Lleverage platform, enabling teams to build and manage AI functionality without coding knowledge. Through a visual interface, you can chain together business logic, data operations, and AI capabilities to create powerful, production-ready solutions.
At their core, workflows are visual representations of your AI processes. They combine various components that work together to perform complex tasks. Whether you're generating content, analyzing data, or automating processes, workflows provide the structure and logic to make it happen.
The workflow builder is where your ideas come to life. Here you'll arrange and connect actions, test your creation, and prepare it for deployment.
Actions are the core building blocks of every workflow. Each action performs a specific task - like generating text with AI, transforming data, or making decisions. Actions are typically performed in sequence, with each step building on the previous ones. You can also create parallel paths to handle multiple operations simultaneously, and then merge these paths back together when needed. To add a new action, use the Plus button at the top-right corner of a previous action in your workflow.
Every workflow starts by receiving input - this could be text, files, or structured data that you define. Your workflow processes this input through its sequence of actions, and ultimately produces a response. This input/output structure makes workflows behave like functions: they take in specific information and reliably produce results based on that input. You define exactly what input your workflow accepts and what format the output should take, creating a clear contract for how others can use your workflow.
Learn more about the Input and Output actions.
As your workflow runs, information needs to flow between actions. Variables let you capture outputs from one action and use them as inputs for others. They're the threads that tie your workflow together, making sure each action has the data it needs to do its job.
Before putting your workflow into production, you'll want to make sure it works as intended. The test run feature lets you try out your workflow by providing sample input and seeing how it performs. As your workflow runs, you can observe its behavior through detailed logs, helping you understand exactly what's happening at each step.
Learn more about test running your workflow →
Logs are your window into your workflow's operation. They show you how data moves between actions, any errors that occur, and the final output. This visibility is invaluable when you're fine-tuning your workflow or troubleshooting issues.
Once your workflow is working well in testing, it's time to make it available to others. Lleverage provides flexible deployment options to suit different needs.
Once you're happy with how your workflow performs, you can publish it for others to use. Publishing makes your workflow available as both an app and an API endpoint, giving users different ways to interact with it.
Learn more about publishing your workflow →
As you continue to improve your workflow, you'll create different versions. You can easily review these versions and designate a specific one as the "Default" - this is the version that users will interact with unless they specifically request another version.
Learn more about version control →
Lleverage provides multiple ways for users to interact with your published workflow, making it accessible to both technical and non-technical users.
Published workflows can be used as ready-to-use applications. We provide two types of interfaces:
Form apps for structured input collection
Chat apps for conversational interactions
Every workflow automatically becomes an API endpoint when published. This means developers can integrate your workflow into their applications, making it a versatile building block for larger systems.
Learn more about using your workflow as an API →
To help you get started quickly, we provide a variety of templates for common use cases. These templates give you a foundation to build upon, whether you're creating a content generator, data analyzer, or customer service automation.
Ready to create your first workflow? Start with one of our templates or begin from scratch - the choice is yours. Remember, you can always test, adjust, and refine your workflow before making it available to others.
