Three ways to create a flow: form, 'Make it for me', and the node editor

HIIE gives you three distinct ways to create a flow, from quickest to most hands-on. All three produce a runnable flow saved into your project's Flows folder.

1. Create a new flow (the form)

Choose "Create a new flow" and a Human Input Popup form asks you to name the flow and pick a trigger (Manual, Schedule, or Webhook). The definition is persisted as a flow-<slug>.json file. This is the fastest path when you already know the shape of what you want.

2. Make it for me (describe it)

With "Make it for me," you describe what you want in plain language and Camelia designs the flow for you. She uses her design_flow tool, which emits a [[FLOW]] directive into the chat — rendered as a flow with a one-click Run button. This is the easiest route when you know the goal but not the exact steps.

3. The visual node editor (New Flow)

The node editor lets you draw the flow as a graph of nodes and connections. When you're done, the drawn graph compiles into runnable steps: agent nodes become role steps, connected-MCP-tool nodes become integration steps, and the edges become dependencies. This gives you the most precise control over structure.

Which to choose

Use the form for a known, simple sequence; "Make it for me" when you want Camelia to figure out the steps from a description; and the node editor when you want to wire the DAG by hand. Whichever you pick, the result is a real flow you can run and re-run.