Chat with a workflow the same way you chat with an assistant. You ask one question, the workflow's supervisor decides which connected assistants handle it, and you get one answer, along with a record of how the question was handled.
When you send a message, the supervisor reads it and, depending on its type, sends it to the most relevant assistant (Router), to all assistants so their answers can be combined (Consolidator), or splits it into parts for different assistants (Planner). The reply comes from the workflow, not from a single assistant. To see what happened behind the scenes, open Thought Process on the reply. To learn more about supervisor types, see Workflows Overview.
Ask without knowing who to ask: An employee asks the company help desk workflow "How do I reset my VPN password?" and doesn't need to know that the IT assistant is the one that answers.Check where an answer came from: A reviewer testing a new workflow opens Thought Process to confirm each test question reaches the right assistant before sharing the workflow with the team.Open the Workflows section. If you're not sure how, see Add Workflow.
Type your question in Send a message... and press Enter, or click the send button.The panel on the right shows the workflow's name and how many nodes it has. Click New Chat to start a new conversation.
The workflow replies in the chat. To see how it handled your question, click Thought Process above the reply. The Activity panel lists each step, for example Routed to Coding Agent and Retrieving response from agent: Coding Agent, ending with Done.
