How It Works

Every automation in Solaris AI Flow follows three steps:

1. Build

Open the visual editor. Drag nodes onto the canvas: triggers, AI models, DeFi protocols, messaging bots, and utility steps. Connect them with edges to define data flow. Once Copilot ships, you will also be able to describe the workflow you want in plain English.

Each node takes input from connected upstream nodes and passes its result downstream.

2. Trigger

Choose what starts your workflow:

• Manual - click Run in the editor
• Webhook - an external service POSTs to your unique URL
• Cron - runs on a schedule (every minute, every 5 minutes, hourly, daily, weekly)

3. Execute

When triggered, the runtime follows your graph in dependency order:

Trigger → Node A → Node B → Node C → Output

Each node executes as its dependencies become available. If Node B needs data from Node A, it reads Node A's output via template expressions like {nodeAResponse.result.price}.

Builder vs. Runtime

The canvas is where you design. It's a visual editor: drag, connect, configure.

The runtime is what runs. It reads your saved workflow, resolves credentials, calls external APIs, and records every node's output and errors for debugging.

You design on the canvas. The runtime executes what you designed.

Next steps

• Quickstart - build your first workflow
• Copilot - draft workflows from a prompt (not live yet)
• Core Concepts - understand workflows, nodes, and edges