You could utilize an AI agent that calls sub-workflows or processes data directly. This approach typically works well with a vector store. However, fo...

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Hello, I've put together this to help explain: This is my primary agent, which has access to sub-workflows containing AI agents. It functions as t...

Hey, so I was thinking, if you want to share the workflow, I can help get it running for you, or perhaps via Discord? I usually meet on Google Meet, b...

Give me about an hour, and I'll send a reply or a direct message. I'd really like to discuss this further, but honestly, I've already stated my posi...

Correct — but you need to ensure it passes through the Switch node correctly. That said, I’m still happy to assist where possible. Let me know if yo...

Hello, It seems the flow isn't completing. Screenshot 2025-05-20 at 14.43.05690×474 79.3 KB You could try removing the connection to the edit n...

LennOudewater: In this scenario, which node would be most suitable: Split, Switch, Filter, or IF? The workflow needs to follow a specific path based...

Ah, that's great! Yes, a good old restart often resolves many issues, aha!

Yes, it appears you're calling it too frequently. Reducing the call rate should help. Otherwise, as mentioned, you might be hitting rate limits, which...

You could attempt to add a 'do nothing' node to the workflow that's being invoked by the tool. Have you checked the past executions of the workflow be...

Sounds like an interesting project! In Telegram, you can utilize the trigger node, which uses POST requests. You would call this endpoint with your ...

You can utilize a switch node to manage the flow between your main and sub-workflows. Ensure your primary AI agent formats the data into a structured ...

Try running the agent in the same row. You should be able to access them then. So, from Google Docs, connect all agents in a row into a final edit nod...

Also, you could consider using an OCR tool or Google Document AI, which I discovered recently and might be helpful. Alternatively, you might only ne...