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name: agenticflow-skills description: Comprehensive guide for building AI workflows, agents, and workforce systems with AgenticFlow. Use when designing workflows with various node types, configuring single agents, or orchestrating workforce collaboration patterns. license: MIT

AgenticFlow Skills

AgenticFlow is a platform for building AI-powered automation workflows, intelligent agents, and workforce systems.

Quick Navigation

Topic	When to Use	Reference
Workflow	Building automation flows with nodes	workflow/overview.md
Agent	Creating single intelligent agents	reference/agent/overview.md
Workforce	Orchestrating multiple agents	reference/workforce/overview.md

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Workflow

Workflows are linear automation pipelines composed of sequential nodes. Each node performs a specific action.

Guide	Description
overview.md	Core concepts, schemas, execution model
how-to-build.md	Step-by-step build guide
how-to-run.md	Execute workflows and handle results
node-types.md	Node type schemas and discovery
connections.md	Connection providers and setup

Node Types Overview

Category	Example Node Types	Purpose
AI/LLM	claude_ask, openai_chat, gemini	AI model calls, text generation
Image Generation	generate_image, dall_e	Create images from prompts
Data Processing	json_parse, text_transform	Transform and manipulate data
Integrations	slack_send, gmail, notion	Connect to 300+ external services (MCPs)
API Calls	http_request, webhook	HTTP requests and webhooks
File Operations	file_upload, pdf_parse	Upload, download, process files

Note: Workflows in AgenticFlow are linear and sequential - nodes execute top to bottom with no branching or loops.

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Agent

An Agent is an AI entity with specific capabilities, tools, and a defined persona.

To learn about agent configuration, load: reference/agent/overview.md

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Workforce

Workforce systems coordinate multiple agents to solve complex tasks collaboratively.

To understand orchestration patterns, load: reference/workforce/overview.md

Common Patterns

• Supervisor - One agent delegates to specialists
• Swarm - Agents self-organize dynamically
• Pipeline - Sequential agent handoffs
• Debate - Agents discuss to reach consensus

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Glossary

For terminology and definitions, see reference/glossary.md.