Using the hub
Ask Odin to build a workflow
Odin — the chat bubble at the bottom right — can build an AI workflow from a sentence, then hand you a button that opens it in the editor.
Ask in your own words: “build me a workflow that researches the latest electric-vehicle battery news”, or “set up a workflow that summarises our competitors every Monday”. It is the same Odin you see in the workflow editor’s top bar, building the same way, so what comes back is a real workflow — trigger, sources, an agent and an output — not a description of one.
| It is always a draft | What Odin builds never starts running on its own. You open it, check it, and decide when it goes live. |
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| It asks which project | A workflow belongs to one project. If Odin cannot tell from the page you are on, it asks. |
| You choose to go | A button appears under the answer. Odin never moves you itself. Your conversation is still there when you arrive, so you can keep talking about what it just made. |
| Fill in the blanks | Odin leaves empty what it cannot know — a URL to read, an email recipient, a Slack channel, a schedule you did not give — and the editor prompts you to fill them in. |
What it builds
AI workflows and automations. An AI workflow is built for you as a draft (Building one, and Odin). An automation comes back as a proposal card in the chat: nothing is saved until you press Open in the builder, and nothing is published until you publish it (Automations). Ask for something else — a prototype, a video, a campaign — and Odin tells you where to make it.