The Advanced Builder gets a usability boost. See live run stats right on nodes with Stats Mode, add sticky notes to explain logic, collaborate via workflow comments with mentions, and speed up edits using quick actions on hover. The result is a clearer canvas, fewer clicks, and tighter teamwork.
Stats Mode overlay showing runs, pass rates, and recent activity on nodes
Sticky notes for annotations, to do reminders, and design callouts on the canvas
Workflow comments with mentions, timestamps, and resolved status
Quick actions on nodes with one click edit, duplicate, disable, and validate
Improved canvas ergonomics including snap alignment, grouping, and minimap polish
Visual badges for disabled nodes, errors, and validation warnings
Search and jump to comments or nodes from a unified panel
Turn on Stats Mode during debugging, then switch it off for layout work
Use sticky notes to label sections like Intake, Enrichment, and Notifications
Add an Owner or Next step note at the start of each major branch
Resolve comments as you implement feedback to keep the canvas current
Use quick actions on hover to duplicate reusable blocks without opening side panels
Color code notes by purpose such as blue for questions and green for approved
Step 1
Open a workflow in Advanced Builder
Step 2
Toggle Stats Mode from the toolbar to see run counts, pass rates, and recent activity on nodes.
Step 3
Select Add note, click on the canvas, and type annotations such as intent, owners, or reminders.
Step 4
Open the Comments panel, select a node or region, add a comment, and mention teammates for review.
Step 5
Hover a node to reveal quick actions like edit, duplicate, disable, or validate and apply the needed change.
What does Stats Mode display on nodes?
Inline metrics such as recent runs, pass or fail counts, and last activity to help with troubleshooting
How do sticky notes behave in publish and runtime?
Notes are for design documentation only and do not execute or affect workflow logic
Can I mention teammates in comments?
Yes, use mentions to notify collaborators and track resolution status on each thread
What actions are available from quick actions?
Common edits like open settings, duplicate, disable or enable, and validate without leaving the canvas
Will these features impact performance on large workflows?
Visual elements are optimized and can be toggled off such as Stats Mode to keep the canvas responsive
Are comments and notes included in version history?
Comments and notes are captured with the draft so changes are traceable alongside edits
