Overview - Fetch Hive

Use workflows when you need more than one model call or tool action in a single flow. In this section, you’ll create workflows, configure Start inputs and steps, test runs in the editor, save versions, create workflow deployments, and inspect logs. Workflows are different from standalone prompts under Prompts. A workflow gives you a canvas with Start, End, and intermediate steps such as AI Prompt, search steps, utility steps, and integrations.

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Creating and Editing - Create a workflow, add steps on the canvas, and configure Step settings
Testing and Iteration - Run workflows in the editor, work with Run History, and iterate before publishing
Publishing and Versioning - Save versions, compare history, roll back changes, and manage workflow deployments
Scheduled Deployments - Run published workflow deployment variants automatically with saved inputs
Run with API - Invoke a workflow deployment with the public API
Callback Delivery and Webhook Triggers - Return immediately, receive signed callback events, and start deployments from webhook tools
Run with Python SDK - Invoke a workflow deployment from Python with fetch-hive-sdk
Run with Node.js SDK - Invoke a workflow deployment from Node.js with @fetch-hive/sdk
Run with Ruby SDK - Invoke a workflow deployment from Ruby with the fetch_hive gem
Run with PHP SDK - Invoke a workflow deployment from PHP with fetch-hive/sdk
Logs - Review workflow runs, traces, output, and webhook activity
Workflow Steps - Browse the available workflow step types and their configuration pages

Logs Creating and Editing

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