For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.
How a node works
For example, a component can convert a YouTube video into text. In this case, a video is provided as input, and the component takes over the transcription to generate text output.
A component contains inputs as mentioned above, but also advanced configurations that provide different functionality, such as adjusting the flow cache or the precision of the answer.
Use a component to perform one task in a workflow. Each component receives data, processes it, and returns a result.
How a node works
Each component usually has:
Input: the data it receives
Nodes: the advanced configurations you choose
Output: the result it produces
Connect the output of one node to the input of the next one to build your flow.
For example, a node can turn a YouTube video into text.
