Custom Pipelines

The React Flow editor lets you build pipelines visually without writing code.

Node types

• LLM — send a prompt to a language model, get a text response
• Memory Read — read facts, rules, and learned observations from your knowledge vault
• Memory Write — write new facts or learned observations
• Integration Trigger — call a connected integration (send Slack message, write to Google Sheets, etc.)
• Condition — branch the pipeline based on a value or expression

Building a pipeline

1. Go to Pipelines > Custom > New Pipeline.
2. Click Add Node to add a node.
3. Select a node type.
4. Configure the node (set prompt, select integration, etc.).
5. Drag from output handles to input handles to connect nodes.
6. Click Cmd+S (or Save button) to save.

Keyboard shortcuts

• Cmd+S — save the pipeline
• Cmd+R — run the pipeline
• Delete — delete selected nodes or connections

Running your pipeline

Click Run in the top bar. GridWork executes the pipeline from start to finish, showing token counts and latency for each node inline.

Use this to identify bottlenecks and optimize your pipeline.