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Low-code agentic flows

This guide walks you through setting up a low-code integration flow so that AI agents can invoke it as a tool. Before you begin, review flow invocation schemas to understand the schema format.

Add an invocation schema to a flow​

To add an invocation schema to a flow, click on the flow's trigger and select the Schemas tab.

Schemas tab in the flow designer

Note that invoke schemas are required but result schemas are optional.

When an AI client like Claude invokes this flow, it translates a human language prompt like:

Search people in Acme CRM whose first name includes "Clem"

Into an HTTP request to the agent flow's webhook URL with a payload of { "first": "Clem" }.

Claude using an agent flow to fetch data

Mark a flow as tool-enabled​

After adding an invocation schema to your flow, you must also mark the flow as tool-enabled. This is done in the integration designer by clicking the MCP icon on the left side of the flow designer, and toggling the Tool-enabled switch for specific flows.

Marking a flow as tool-enabled

Once your flow is tool-enabled, you can query for its invocation schema and connect it to an AI agent.