Read and edit Flow

Read cards from top to bottom. Animated dots show direction, and every branch label explains why the route continues, pauses, or recovers. Side routes are reserved for branches and failures so they never pass behind cards.

• Always next is the normal handoff.
• Produces names the artifact passed forward.
• On failure identifies a recovery route.
• Needs approval pauses before a consequential action.

Scroll over the canvas to zoom, drag empty space to pan, and drag any Flow card to arrange the map around the way your team thinks. Codelit remembers the layout for that workflow. Right-click open canvas space to add an Agent, Tool, or Trigger; edit the single Team Output; paste copied work; restore automatic layout; or fit the whole route. On touch devices, the same flow becomes a readable vertical sequence so page scrolling remains predictable.

Click or double-click a Flow card or handoff to open its exact editor. Press Enter or Space for the same result from the keyboard; on touch devices, tap the matching item in the vertical flow. On desktop, select another card while the right drawer stays open; the new editor starts at the top and closing it returns focus to that card. Mobile keeps the editor in one full-screen sheet. Changes save automatically, and Undo can reverse the latest edit without losing the selected card. Common fields stay on the card; the editor groups deeper behavior, data, guardrail, module, and structure controls by relevance.

Right-click a card to edit or rename it, insert work before or after it, rewire its handoff, configure its tools, add or remove an approval gate, or open run evidence. Right-click a handoff label or line to edit its rule, reroute that exact connection, or remove it. Copy, duplicate, paste, and delete stay in the card menu when they apply. Keyboard copy and paste work when focus is on the canvas, but never intercept typing inside an input.

Activity keeps immutable runs, decisions, costs, artifacts, and receipts separate from the editable Flow. Open a run to inspect its exact card, handoff, or tool evidence. Reusing an older version always opens a comparison before it can replace the current Team.

Use Ask Codelit at the bottom of Flow to add, remove, rename, connect, rewire, reorder, or configure the Team in plain language. Codelit shows a structural preview first; nothing changes until you accept it, and the whole accepted preview can be undone as one edit.

1. 1Name the existing Agent, step, tool, or trigger you want to change.
2. 2Review the exact additions, removals, routes, and permission effects.
3. 3Accept all, accept selected changes, or reject the preview.