This AI Agent Workflows overview explains how to build WordPress automations with a visual workflow editor. A workflow uses a trigger to start a run, then passes data through configured nodes and actions. Available node types depend on the installed plugin and active integrations.
Main screens
- Workflows: create, edit, import, and manage workflows.
- Workflow Editor: add a trigger, arrange nodes, configure steps, and save a workflow. Open it using Add New or an existing workflow’s edit action.
- Connections: manage connection records used by supported integrations.
- Webhooks: create and manage incoming webhook endpoints.
- Runs: review workflow execution history and open run details when troubleshooting.
- Settings: manage the plugin’s general options.
How a workflow works
- Choose a trigger, such as a supported WordPress event or incoming webhook.
- Add the action or processing nodes the workflow needs.
- Connect the nodes and map data between steps.
- Configure any required integrations and node options.
- Save and test the workflow, then review the run details.
- Activate it only after checking the expected behavior.
Next steps
Start with installation and the plugin requirements. Then open the Workflow Editor to begin building your first automation.