Platform Guide

Workflows & pipelines

Pipelines are versioned graphs of typed steps with checkpoints, retries, idempotency, and dead-letter handling.

Runs that finish

Every step is checkpointed as it completes. A crash, timeout, or restart resumes from the last completed step rather than starting over or disappearing. Idempotency keys make a retried step safe to re-execute, and work that cannot succeed lands in a dead-letter queue where it can be inspected instead of being silently dropped.

Typed steps

Steps declare their input and output types, so a graph that would pass the wrong shape between two stages fails when it is compiled rather than in production at 3am.

Workflow Studio

Workflow Studio compiles the same contract the API executes — there is no separate visual runtime that drifts from the programmatic one. Drafts, versions, triggers, aliases, and a full run timeline are all part of the same model, so what you built in the editor is what runs.