If
The If block runs the blocks after its Yes output if a condition is true, and the blocks after No if it isn't.
Comparison Condition
The Comparison Condition block allows you to create conditional logic based on comparing two values. You can set up multiple comparison conditions that will execute different actions based on the results.
Verify webhook signature
The Verify webhook signature block checks that a request to a webhook event listener really comes from the service that signs it, and continues with its Valid or Invalid branch. Put it first in the flow and answer invalid requests with a Respond to webhook block and status 401. Some services, like ER:LC, only accept a webhook URL that does this.
AI Choice
The AI Choice block lets AI pick one of the options you add and runs the actions of that option. Use it to sort things into categories, like sending a support question to the right channel or telling a bug report from a feature request.
AI Check
The AI Check block lets AI answer a yes or no question, like Is this message spam?, and continues with its Yes, No or Unsure branch. Set the input to what the AI decides about, like {{message.content}}.
User Condition
The User Condition block allows you to create conditional logic based on user properties or characteristics. You can set up multiple user-based conditions that will execute different actions.
Channel Condition
The Channel Condition block allows you to create conditional logic based on channel properties or characteristics. You can set up multiple channel-based conditions that will execute different actions.
Handle Errors
The Handle Errors block allows you to run custom logic when an error occurs in the blocks that are children of this block.
Role Condition
The Role Condition block allows you to create conditional logic based on role properties or characteristics. You can set up multiple role-based conditions that will execute different actions.
Run a loop
The Loop block allows you to repeat a set of actions multiple times. You can specify the number of iterations or create infinite loops with exit conditions.
Exit loop
The Exit loop block allows you to exit a loop early based on a condition. This is useful for creating conditional loops or breaking out of infinite loops.
End flow
The End flow block stops the flow. No blocks run after it, and loops it's in stop too. Branches of the same block run one after another in the order they were connected, so End Flow also stops the branches connected after its own, but not the ones that already ran.
Wait
The Wait block pauses the flow execution for a specified amount of time. This is useful for creating delays, rate limiting, or scheduling actions to occur after a certain period.