Workflows
A workflow is a saved, named pipeline of agents. Build it once in Settings, then apply it from the composer in one click — it selects the agent steps in order so your next message runs straight through them.
Workflows
Save a reusable pipeline of agents. Pick one from the workflow button in the message box to apply its steps in one click.
Workflows vs. agents#
A pipeline is the ordered set of agents you pick in the composer for a single task. A workflow is that pipeline saved with a nameso you don't have to rebuild it every time. Applying a workflow simply selects its steps in the picker — from there it runs exactly like any other pipeline, each stage carrying its own model, thinking budget, and permission mode.
The built-in workflows#
NeuralCode ships three built-ins covering the most common sequences. They can be applied as-is, and editing one saves a copy you can tweak — the original stays put.
| Workflow | Steps | For |
|---|---|---|
| Ship it | /plan → /goal → /review → /test | Take a feature from idea to tested change. |
| Safe refactor | /refactor → /test → /review | Restructure code without changing behavior. |
| Review & harden | /review → /test | Audit an existing diff and add coverage. |
Applying a workflow#
When you have at least one workflow, a workflow button appears in the composer toolbar. Open it, pick a workflow, and its steps drop into the agent chip row — ready to send.
Creating your own#
Manage workflows in Settings → Workflows.
- 1New workflowClick New workflow, then give it a name and a short description (e.g. “Plan → build → review → test”).
- 2Add stepsAdd agents from the picker; they run top-to-bottom on your task. Reorder or remove any step. Only enabled agents are available.
- 3SaveSave it — a name and at least one step are required. It now shows in the composer's workflow dropdown for every workspace.
/review or /prlast. Delete the custom workflows you no longer use — built-ins can't be deleted, only copied.