Interface overview

The app has two parts: a permanent sidebar on the left and the content of the selected section on the right. The sidebar answers three questions — which workspace you are in, which section you are looking at, and what is available inside that section.

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The app shell: sections on the left, content on the right.
  1. 1Name of the current workspace. Click it to list the others.
  2. 2The seven main sections. The active one expands its own context block.
  3. 3The System group: Admin (platform administrators only) and Settings.
  4. 4Content of the selected section.

Sections

The order and the names of the sidebar items never change:

  • Workflows — every workflow in the workspace; the graph editor opens from here.
  • Executions — run history: status, duration, step-by-step logs, node inputs and outputs.
  • Chat — talk to a deployed workflow inside the app, with its session history.
  • Clients — sessions of external users of a chosen workflow and the messages in each of them.
  • Files — the workspace file storage.
  • Knowledge — knowledge bases and their documents.
  • Database — document collections available to nodes.
  • Settings — profile, models, secrets, integrations, Assistant MCP, the widget, white-label, usage, plan and billing.
  • Admin — plans, users and the audit log. The item is visible to platform administrators only.

The context block under a section

Below the active item the sidebar expands a nested block that depends on the section:

  • Workflows — the list of workflows; a click opens the editor. Deployed ones come first, drafts after them; the first ten are shown and the rest appear behind “Show all (N)”.
  • Executions — “Filter runs”: the same list plus an “All workflows” entry.
  • Knowledge — “Sources”, the list of bases.
  • Database — “Collections”, each with its document count.
  • Settings — the list of subsections; inside “Secrets” and “Integrations” the individual entries expand as well.

Chat and Clients have no nested block: picking a workflow there is part of the page itself.

In the editor the sidebar behaves differently: the sections shrink to a compact list and the remaining space is taken by the node palette. On the tabs where nodes are not dragged, the palette is hidden.

Workspaces

Under the word “Flow” sits the name of the current workspace. Clicking it lists every workspace you belong to, with the current one highlighted.

Switching changes the data in all sections at once: workflows, executions, files, knowledge bases, collections, secrets and integrations belong to a workspace, not to an account. Your choice is remembered in the browser and restored on the next visit; if the saved workspace is no longer available, the first one in the list is selected.

Language and account

Your email address sits at the bottom of the sidebar. The menu under it shows your name, an RU / EN language switch and a “Sign out” button.

A language change applies immediately and is stored twice: in a cookie shared with the website, and in your profile, so a new device picks up the language you normally use. An explicit choice made in this browser wins over the profile.

Collapsed sidebar and narrow screens

The arrow in the top-right corner of the sidebar collapses it to a strip of icons (“Collapse sidebar”); in that state the section names appear as tooltips, and the arrow pointing the other way brings the panel back.

At 900 px and below the sidebar becomes a drawer: a bar with a burger button appears at the top, the menu opens over the content and closes on a click outside, on Esc, and after you navigate to another section.

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