Workflow Quick Start

A step by step guide on how to build your first workflow in Fetch Hive.

Workflow Editor

Workflows simplify complex tasks by breaking them down into manageable steps. By connecting these steps using powerful tools like Google Search, website scraping, and document parsing, you can effortlessly build powerful prompts.

In this guide, we will go through a simple example on how to set up your first prompt and link it to an endpoint, ready for your business to utilize.

Let's dive in...

1. Create a new workflow

1. Log in to your Fetch Hive account

2. Navigate to "Workflows" in the left hand sidebar

3. Click the "Create Workflow" button in the top right corner

4. Set a name for your workflow

5. Additionally, you can also select a prebuilt template to get started quickly

2. Add your workflow steps

1. Start adding steps to your workflow, including step types such as Google Search, AI Prompt, Website Scraping & Document to Text

2. Customize the input data for each step (these could include variables from the Start step inputs)

3. Add an optional "Custom Prompt" for each step, enabling the ability to customize the output of each step before proceeding

4. Set if the workflow will continue or terminate, if the step fails

3. Add start inputs

1. Set up your inputs for the starting a workflow

2. Customize the name and requirement of each of the start inputs

3. Assign these input variables to steps in the workflow

4. Test individual workflow steps

1. Select the step you would like to test

2. Click "Run Test" in the right hand sidebar

3. Once the step has completed, you can view the output of your completed step by clicking the "Output" tab

5. Test your workflow

1. Click "Run" in the right hand corner of the header

2. Next, click "Start Run" in the right hand sidebar

3. Input the values for your Start step inputs

4. As the workflow runs, you can view the status of each step, the output from the step, and the duration / credit cost for each step

5. Once the workflow has completed, you can view the output of your completed workflow by clicking the "Output" tab

6. Create an API endpoint

1. Go to the drop-down menu in the top left corner

2. Select "Create Endpoint"

3. Alternatively, you can update an existing endpoint by click "Update Endpoint"

4. Give your endpoint a name (e.g., "SummTopic")

7. Configure the endpoint

1. Review the settings for each of the workflow steps

2. If you need to change a workflow step, simply click the dropdown menu in the top right hand corner and select "Workflow Edtior"

3. If you added any changes, remember to click "Update Endpoint" to see these changes reflected in your Workflow Endpoint

8. Generate an API code snippet

1. Click the "Code" button in the top right corner

2. Ensure you include necessary input values when calling the endpoint

9. Run your API endpoint

1. Run the API call in your console or application

2. Verify that the response matches your expectations

By following these steps, you can create a custom workflow in Fetch Hive and link it to an API endpoint for easy integration into your projects. Remember to iterate and refine your workflow steps as needed to achieve the desired output.