Overview
The Draft & Goal Studio is where you build, test, and manage your workflows. This guide will help you understand each part of the interface.
Main areas
The Studio is divided into four main areas:
1. Top Navigation Bar
The navigation bar at the top gives you quick access to:
- Workflow name: Click to rename your workflow
- Save: Save your current changes (also auto-saves)
- App: Open the workflow runner to test your workflow
- Settings: Configure workflow-level settings
- Share: Collaborate with team members
The left sidebar contains all available nodes organized by category:
| Category | Description |
|---|
| AI Nodes | LLM, AI Agent, Image generation |
| Integrations | HubSpot, WordPress, Email, Google Sheets, BigQuery, Semrush, Majestic, YourTextGuru |
| Tools | Web Scraper, HTTP Request, Merge, Loop, Conditional, Fail |
Use the search bar at the top of the sidebar to quickly find any node.
3. Canvas - Workflow Builder
The canvas is your main workspace where you:
- Drag and drop nodes from the library
- Connect nodes by drawing lines between outputs and inputs
- Arrange your workflow visually
- Select nodes to configure them
Canvas controls
| Action | How to do it |
|---|
| Pan | Click and drag on empty space |
| Zoom | Scroll wheel or pinch gesture |
| Select multiple | Hold Shift and click nodes |
| Delete | Select a node and press Delete/Backspace |
| Duplicate | Select and press Cmd/Ctrl + D |
4. Right Panel - Node Configuration
When you select a node, the right panel shows its configuration:
- Inputs: Required and optional parameters
- Node Settings: Node-specific options, Model selection
- Output Preview: See the output after running
Working with the canvas
Adding nodes
- Click Add Node in the left sidebar
- Browse categories or search for a specific node
- Click on the node to add it to the canvas
- The node appears in the center of your view
Connecting nodes
Nodes have connection points on their left (inputs) and right (outputs):
- Hover over a node’s output point (right side)
- Click and drag to draw a connection line
- Drop the line on another node’s input point (left side)
- The connection is established
You can only connect compatible types. For example, you can’t connect an image output to a text input.
Organizing your workflow
Keep your workflows clean and readable:
- Align nodes horizontally for a left-to-right flow
- Group related nodes together
- Use spacing to separate logical sections
- Add notes to document complex logic
Workflow settings
Click the Settings icon in the top-left bar to access:
General settings
- Name: Give your workflow a descriptive name
- Description: Document what this workflow does
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