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Connecting Nodes

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Workflow edges

Workflow edges define the standard execution order:

  • Example: Start → Search → Read → Respond

Nodes can have multiple incoming workflow edges. When a node has multiple parents, it can use the outputs of upstream nodes as context.

Classify edges (routing)

The Classify node routes execution to different branches.

  • Each category on a Classify node has its own output handle.

  • The edge label displays the category name.

Learn more: Classify Node

Context edges (Seeq scope)

Context edges attach a Seeq context node to a node that supports context. These are represented with purple dashed lines.

  • Context edges are dashed and connect to the node’s context handle.

  • Context edges do not represent execution order; they represent “what this node should operate on.”

Common connection rules

  • The Start node is the beginning of the workflow.

  • Context edges must connect from a Seeq context node to a node’s context handle.

  • Workflow edges should connect to a node’s main input handle.

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