Workflow Console

Overview

The Workflow Console widget displays a real-time log of everything that happens during workflow execution. Each entry is tagged with the block that produced it, its status, and a timestamp. The widget is responsive to panel width and adjusts its layout automatically.

Features

• Real-time log stream -- entries appear as each block executes, showing block name, type, status, and output
• Filter by status and block -- a filter popover lets you toggle visibility for error and info statuses, and check or uncheck individual blocks by name; active filters are highlighted on the filter icon
• Sort by time -- toggle between ascending and descending chronological order with a single header button
• Structured view -- a toggle that switches log entries into a formatted JSON-style layout for inspecting complex output objects
• Wrap text -- a toggle that controls whether long log lines wrap or scroll horizontally
• Export to CSV -- downloads the current (filtered) console entries as a CSV file
• Clear console -- deletes all entries for the active workflow from the console store
• Workflow selector -- header dropdown to switch between workflows; respects pair-color syncing when linked

Usage

Adding the widget

Open the widget picker and select Workflow Console. It loads entries for the active workflow in the current workspace.

Header layout

• Center -- workflow selector dropdown
• Right -- toolbar with filter, sort, structured view, wrap text, export CSV, and clear buttons (all grouped)

Key interactions

1. Run a workflow from the editor or chat and watch entries stream into the console
2. Open the filter popover to narrow results to specific blocks or error-only entries
3. Toggle structured view to read JSON payloads more easily
4. Toggle wrap text when entries contain long single-line strings
5. Click the download button to export filtered entries as CSV for offline analysis
6. Click the trash button to clear the console for the current workflow

Pair color syncing

When assigned a pair color, the console automatically follows the workflow selected in the paired editor. When the pair color is gray, you can independently choose which workflow to monitor via the header dropdown.

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