After adding and connecting your nodes, enter sample inputs where required and select Run.
If certain nodes are misconfigured or the workflow does not follow a complete sequence, you will be prompted to edit the workflow before you can run it.
Last updated on
Apr 20, 2026
Learn how to validate node execution with test runs, troubleshoot failures, and publish workflows for production use.
After building the structure of your workflow, run it with sample inputs. Testing helps you verify that each node behaves as expected and that the complete flow produces the desired output. Once validated, you can publish the workflow for reuse and integration into other tools.
Test your workflow with sample data
Wait for the workflow to process. Processing time varies based on the number of nodes and operations.
When the run completes, review the visual feedback:
- Nodes that executed successfully appear green.
- Nodes with errors or failed operations appear red.
Select the red triangle icon on the failed node.
Review the message to understand what caused the issue. Errors may relate to:
- Missing or incompatible inputs
- Incorrect node connections
- Unsupported parameter combinations
You can add, remove, or adjust nodes as needed based on the error message.
You can also use the AI Assistant to troubleshoot:
- Ask why the workflow failed
- Describe what you intended to achieve
- Request that the assistant suggest changes
- Direct the assistant to add or remove nodes to improve the flow
Use the AI Assistant to directly resolve the failures by describing your intended outcome and asking it to directly optimize the workflow structure.
Select Run again to test your changes.
Note
If you wish to find or download the assets generated in the workflows, go to the right rail and select the Generation history icon.
Assets can also be downloaded from output nodes using the download button.
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