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Workflow creation interface showing the step configuration panel This guide walks you through creating a workflow from start to finish.

Before You Start

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You need at least two assistants to create a workflow. Each assistant should handle one specific step of your process. Consider what output each step should produce for the next step.
If you haven’t created assistants yet, see Creating Your First Assistant.

Creating a Workflow

1

Open the Workflow Editor

Click the Workflows tab in Libra. This opens the workflow section where you can create and manage your automated processes.Workflows tab in the Libra navigation
2

Start a New Workflow

Create Workflow buttonClick Create Workflow to open the workflow editor. You’ll see the Toolbox on the left with your available assistants, and the Workflow Configuration panel on the right where you can set the name, description, and sharing options.Workflow editor with Toolbox and Configuration panel
3

Add and Configure Assistants

Select assistants from the Toolbox and add them to your workflow. For each assistant, you can add an optional prompt with specific instructions for this workflow step.The sequence of assistants determines how data flows through your workflow—each assistant receives the output from the previous one.Adding assistants and configuring prompts
Use prompts to specify exactly what information should pass to the next step.
4

Name and Create Your Workflow

Enter a descriptive Name (e.g., “Contract Review for Clients”) and add a Description explaining what the workflow does. Configure the Sharing Options to control who can access it.Click Create to save your workflow.Naming the workflow and clicking Create
5

Review and Start

After creating, you’ll see the workflow detail page showing all your configured steps. Review the workflow setup, then click Start Workflow to run it.Workflow detail page with Start Workflow button
6

Run the Workflow

Upload your documents and interact with the workflow through the chat interface. The workflow processes your documents through each step automatically.Running the workflow in the chat interface

Tips for Effective Workflows

Each assistant should do one thing well. Broad, multi-purpose steps are harder to debug and maintain.
Begin with two or three steps. Once that works reliably, add more complexity.
When something goes wrong, test each step individually to find where the problem occurs.
Add clear descriptions so you and your team remember what each workflow does and when to use it.

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