workflow-authoring

YAML-based state machines are defined by specifying states, transitions, action states, and terminal states within your configuration. This approach provides a comprehensive reference for authoring and managing automation workflows.

You can create nested sub-workflows using YAML workflow design with up to 10 levels of depth. This allows you to build complex automation logic by nesting state machines hierarchically within your main workflow.

The best way to visualize workflow sessions is by using the bundled real-time web dashboard. It allows you to monitor active state machines and track automation progress visually during execution.

Yes, you need familiarity with YAML syntax and workflow management concepts to set up workflow automation. This ensures you can effectively author and manage the state machine definitions.

You modify running automation workflows by using session management features like snapshot isolation and runtime overlays. This allows you to dynamically adjust state machine logic during execution without stopping the process.

Yes, there are 18 bundled workflows and 20 reusable skills available for state machines. These provide ready-made automation templates and components to accelerate your YAML workflow design process.