Publish a workflow
Publish your workflow to make it live for use or sharing.
Publish a workflow when it is ready for real use.
Click Publish in the top-right corner.
Before you publish, make sure the workflow runs without errors.
After publishing, the workflow becomes active.
What happens next depends on the workflow type.
Publish Tools and Chats
After publishing a Tool or Chat, you can usually use it in 3 ways:
share an internal link
share a public link
run it via API
Share with an internal link
Use an internal link when access should stay inside your workspace.
Signed-in users can open the workflow from that link.
Share with a public link
Use a public link when people outside your workspace need access.
You can copy the link and share it directly.
Customize the public experience
For public Tools or Chats, you can update the shared page settings.
You can adjust:
general details such as title, subtitle, logo, cover, color, and style
input and output settings
security, including public access or password protection
Run via API
Use API Docs when you want to connect the workflow to another system.
Available examples include:
Python
JavaScript
cURL
Publish Automation
Publishing also makes an Automation workflow active.
Automation does not use public sharing links like Tools and Chats.
Tips
Publish only after testing with real inputs.
Use an internal link before switching to a public link.
Use API access when the workflow needs to run from another app.
Next steps
Learn how to manage a workflow.
Learn how to unpublish a workflow.
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