We're excited to announce Workflows—a new feature for documenting and visualizing your development processes.
What Are Workflows?
Workflows are visual diagrams that map out step-by-step processes. Using a canvas-based editor, you connect nodes to create flowcharts for anything from code reviews to deployment pipelines.
Each workflow consists of:
- Nodes — Individual steps in your process
- Edges — Connections showing the flow between steps
- Labels — Optional text on edges for decision paths (Yes/No, Pass/Fail)
Think of it as a whiteboard for your processes, but structured and shareable.
Why Workflows Matter
Document Tribal Knowledge
Every team has processes that exist only in people's heads. "How do we deploy to production?" "What's the code review checklist?" This knowledge is fragile—it leaves when people leave.
Workflows make this knowledge visible and permanent.
Onboard Team Members Faster
New developers spend weeks learning how things work. With Workflows, they can see the entire process visually. No more asking "what happens after the PR is approved?"
Reference While Working
When your AI assistant is helping with a code review, having a documented workflow means everyone follows the same process. Consistency across the team, every time.
How to Create a Workflow
1. Open the Workflow Editor
Navigate to Workflows in your workspace and click New Workflow. Give it a name and description.
2. Add Nodes
Click on the canvas to add nodes. Four types are available:
| Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Start | Entry point of your workflow |
| Action | A task or step to perform |
| Conditional | A decision point with multiple paths |
| End | Exit point of your workflow |
3. Connect with Edges
Drag from one node to another to create connections. For conditional nodes, add labels like "Yes" or "No" to indicate different paths.
4. Save and Use
Your workflow is saved automatically. Access it anytime from your workspace, or share it with team members.
Export and Import
Export as JSON
Every workflow can be exported as a JSON file. Click the menu on any workflow card and select Export as JSON.
Use this to:
- Back up your workflows
- Share with colleagues
- Contribute to the community
Import Existing Workflows
Have a workflow JSON file? Click Import next to the New Workflow button, drag and drop your file, and it's added to your workspace instantly.
Example Use Cases
Code Review Process
PR Opened → Automated Checks → CI Passed?
→ Yes: Code Review → Changes Requested?
→ Yes: Address Feedback → (back to Code Review)
→ No: Approve → Merge → Done
→ No: Fix Issues → (back to Automated Checks)
Bug Fix Workflow
Bug Reported → Investigate → Fix → Test → Done
Feature Development
Requirements → Design → Implement → Code Review
→ Tests Pass? → Yes: Deploy to Staging → QA
→ Approved? → Yes: Deploy to Production → Done
Deployment Pipeline
Code Merged → Build → Run Tests → Tests Pass?
→ Yes: Deploy Staging → Smoke Tests → Pass?
→ Yes: Deploy Production → Monitor → Done
Community Workflows
Just like Community Skills, you can now browse and share workflows with other developers.
Discover Workflows
Visit github.com/superclawd-ai/superclawd to browse workflows created by the community. Download any JSON file and import it into your workspace.
Contribute Your Own
Have a workflow that works well for your team? Share it!
- Fork the repository
- Add your workflow JSON to
workflows/examples/ - Update the README catalog
- Submit a pull request
Every contribution is validated automatically to ensure quality.
What's Next
This is just the beginning for Workflows. We're planning:
- Workflow references — Link to workflows from within nodes
- Templates — Pre-built workflows for common processes
- Team visibility — See which workflows your team uses most
- AI integration — Reference workflows in your AI conversations
Get Started
Workflows are available now in all SuperClawd workspaces.
- Go to app.superclawd.com
- Navigate to Workflows
- Click New Workflow or Import
- Start mapping your processes
Have feedback or ideas for Workflows? Join the GitHub Discussions or reach out through our support page.
Pro tip: Check out the Community Workflows for ready-to-import examples!