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Any run started from a natural-language prompt can be saved as a Flow. The Flow captures the exact graph Xura walked — same data queries, same actions.

How it works

While a Flow runs, Xura records each tool call as a node and each transition as an edge. On completion, the server sends a single graph SSE event with the full { nodes, edges, prompt } payload. The client stashes it and enables the Save as Flow button on the completion card. Click it once:
  1. POST /api/agent-studio/flows with { name, description, nodes, edges, enabled: false }.
  2. Server returns the created flow’s id.
  3. Button flips to Open in Flows — click through to the editor.

What gets saved

  • name — the workflow’s display name (or first 60 chars of the prompt).
  • description — the original prompt text. Used by the planner if you re-plan later.
  • enabled: false — saved as Draft. Turn on when ready.
  • nodes / edges — the exact graph. Approval nodes retain their proposed action, action nodes retain their toolName + args.

Fallback: graph event never arrived

If the graph SSE event drops (network hiccup, run cancelled early), Save as Flow still works — it saves an outline flow: name + description with only a Trigger node. You can then click Plan from description in the editor to regenerate the graph, or add nodes manually.

Re-running a saved Flow

Open the Flow → click Run now. The same 4-stage panel appears. Approval gates behave identically. Actions execute with fresh interpolation over the new data.
Data nodes in a saved Flow use the same query_data step type. They re-query your live data — they don’t snapshot it.