What does a block represent?

A block in a workflow represents a specific task or function that performs a particular operation within the workflow. Each block is designed to handle a specific type of action, such as generating text, analyzing images, categorizing data, or making decisions based on predefined conditions. Blocks are the building blocks of a workflow, allowing users to break down complex processes into manageable and automated steps.

Key features of a block:

Task-specific
- Each block is specialized for a specific task, ensuring that workflows are modular and easy to understand. For example:
  - Text generation block: Creates written content based on input.
  - Image analysis block: Identifies objects or patterns in images.
  - Data categorization block: Classifies input data into predefined categories.
    Configurable
- Blocks can be customized with parameters or settings to adapt their behavior to the specific needs of the workflow. For example, you can specify input types, conditions, or thresholds.
  Interconnected
- Blocks work together by passing outputs from one block as inputs to the next, forming a sequence of actions that accomplish the workflow’s goal.
  No programming required
- By using blocks, users can design complex AI-driven workflows without writing code, making the system accessible to both technical and non-technical users.