workfloww

What is a workfloww?

A workfloww is a named sequence of nodes on the canvas. It is the primary workflow unit in floww. The deliberate double-w in the name distinguishes a floww workflow from generic workflows in other tools — when you see “workfloww,” you know it belongs to the floww ecosystem.

In version control terms, a workfloww is analogous to a branch. Just as a git branch represents a path of development, a workfloww represents a path of work on the canvas. Multiple workflowws can exist in the same project, each representing a different approach or task.

How Workflowws Work

You create a workfloww by connecting nodes on the canvas. A FlowwTerminal node executes Claude within the workfloww’s context. When Claude reaches a meaningful decision point or completes a significant task, the system creates a stamp — a snapshot that preserves the current state.

Workflowws can branch. When a FlowwTerminal node encounters a decision point with multiple viable paths, it can automatically create a new branch — a new workfloww that diverges from the current one. This makes workflowws inherently non-linear. They are not simple sequences but branching paths of work.

Naming

Workflowws are named by the user or auto-generated from context. The name should describe the intent of the work path, not the technical steps involved.