Intelligence Workflow
Core Concepts
- Workflow = trigger → processors → actions.
- Triggers: CoreBox commands, clipboard events, schedulers, webhooks.
- Processors: scripts, plugin APIs, condition blocks.
- Actions: show results, write to storage, notify, or chain another workflow.
Build Fast
- Open Workflow Studio and choose a trigger (e.g., “clipboard contains image”).
- Drop processors (OCR, translate, format) and link them visually.
- Add actions (save to Clipbox, push to widget, send to third-party).
- Use “Live Log” to inspect IO before saving.
Templates
| Template | Flow |
|---|---|
| Smart Archive | Image → OCR → classify → sync folder |
| Code Review | Git hook → AI summary → team notification |
| Inspiration Line | Voice → text → tags → Drafts |
Debugging
- Enable “Step Run” to inspect each node.
- Run
workflow:tracefor a postmortem report. - Stream logs to Terminal Capsule via Channel API.
Performance Tips
- Keep high-frequency workflows in the local daemon.
- Merge adjacent transforms; favor scripts over repeated nodes.
- Cache network calls to avoid flapping latency.