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A Workflow is a saved, reusable generation recipe: the scenes, prompts, and reference slots of a canvas setup, packaged so it can be run again with new inputs. Build something that works once — a product-shot pipeline, a character sheet, a format converter — and stop rebuilding it by hand. Find them under Workflows in the sidebar.

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Explore starters

The Explore tab ships official, ready-to-run starters, each with example output so you can see what it produces before spending credits:
  • Character Sheet — turn a single character reference into a consistent multi-view sheet (chained scenes keep the character identical across poses).
  • Aspect Ratio Converter — take an image and re-frame it cleanly across aspect ratios instead of cropping.
More starters land over time. Running a starter copies it onto your canvas wired up and ready — drop in your references, press Execute.

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Running a Workflow

  1. Open a Workflow and fill its reference slots (the images or assets it needs).
  2. Review the credit estimate — every Workflow prices itself before running.
  3. Execute. Each scene generates in order, and outputs land on your canvas like any other generation.

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Saving your own

Build the setup on the Studio canvas, then save it as a Workflow. It gets its own slug, shows up in your Workflows list, and anyone in the workspace can run it.

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Workflows vs. Skills

  • Skills are written playbooks — instructions and know-how the agent reads and applies while working with you.
  • Workflows are executable recipes — a fixed sequence of generation scenes with defined inputs that runs the same way every time.
Use a Skill to teach the agent how to think about your brand; use a Workflow to make a repeatable deliverable one click.

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From an agent

Connected agents (see Connect Your Agent) can list your Workflows and run them: list_workflows shows each recipe and its reference slots, run_workflow prices a run, and only an explicit confirmation spends credits.