Workflows

Section

Description

① Top navigation bar

• Save: Saves the workflow.

• Run: Executes the entire workflow. Running a workflow consumes Credit. If your Credit balance is 100 or less when you click Run, the workflow may fail. Purchase a resource plan before retrying. If your Credit balance is 0 or less, the workflow will fail. If your Credit balance is depleted during a run, the workflow terminates immediately. You must purchase a resource plan and retry. Credit is deducted for any operators that completed successfully.

• Submit: Submits the workflow to the production environment after it passes validation checks. For more information, see workflow submission overview.

② Operator library

The operator library provides all available operators. You can search for operators by keyword or filter them by category. The library can be expanded or collapsed. Operators are categorized by function as follows:

• General: MD5-based deduplication, basic file information, basic audio information, and basic video information.

• Text: Special character removal, non-compliant content replacement, sensitive information masking, SimHash value calculation, text inference (LLM), multi-language text quality scoring, simplified-to-traditional Chinese conversion, HTML body extraction, and text chunking.

• Document: PDF parsing.

• Image: Image content moderation (NSFW), image aesthetic scoring, image OCR, image quality scoring, and image understanding.

• Audio: Audio slicing, audio-to-text (ASR), audio timestamping, audio language detection, voice activity detection (VAD), audio transcoding, audio enhancement, audio quality scoring, and audio speaker diarization (DIA).

• Video: Audio extraction from video and video quality scoring.

• Vector: Image embedding and text embedding.

Drag operators from the operator library onto the canvas.

③ Canvas

The canvas is the main editing area for your workflow. To build a complete data processing pipeline, drag operators from the operator library on the left and connect them on the canvas. The bottom of the canvas provides zoom controls to adjust the view. You can run, copy, or delete operators directly on the canvas.

• Run: Runs the selected operator or all operators from the root node up to the selected one.

• Copy: Creates a duplicate of the operator with the same configuration.

• Delete: Removes the selected operator.

④ Information panel

• Properties: Configure the workflow's scheduling settings, scheduling dependencies, runtime parameters, runtime settings, and resource configurations. The configuration process is the same as for an offline computing task.

  The workflow's runtime settings also include an option for Operator processing exception handling. Other parameters are the same as for an offline computing task. For details, see Configure runtime settings for a computing task.

  Operator processing exception: If you select Ignore exceptional data and continue, the system skips the exceptional data and continues execution. If you select Terminate task on exception, the workflow stops immediately when an operator throws an exception.

• Related: View objects related to the workflow. For details, see Related objects of a workflow.

• History: View the workflow's version history. For details, see View workflow history versions.

⑤ Bottom status bar

• View console: After a workflow runs, click to expand the console and view runtime information and raw logs. Runtime information includes the total Credit consumed and a per-operator breakdown.

• Status: Displays the workflow status: Draft, In development, Submitting, or Submitted.

• Submitted details: For workflows in Submitting or Submitted status, click to view submission records. For more information, see workflow submission overview.

• Last saved: The time the workflow was last saved.