Visual automation

Visual workflow automation with agents and MCP

Build DAG workflows from triggers, HTTP, database, MCP, and agent nodes. Import n8n flows. Humans and agents both trigger them; approvals are built in.

Browser · macOS · Windows · Linux · ChromeOS

What it does

Flow is a node-based workflow engine. Connect webhooks, schedules, databases, MCP tools, agents, and approvals into a graph; run it on demand or from a trigger; inspect every run. Definitions are peer-to-peer and key-owned, and n8n workflows import directly.

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Visual DAG editorDrag nodes, connect edges, inspect data between steps.
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Rich node libraryWebhook, cron, HTTP, database query, MCP tool, agent, condition, and more.
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n8n import/exportBring existing n8n workflows in; export back out.
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Human-in-the-loopApproval nodes pause a run until someone signs off.
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Runs and logsEvery execution is recorded with per-node inputs and outputs.
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Agent-triggerableAgents call vims_flow_run; flows call agents back.

How it works

  1. Pick a trigger
  2. Add nodes and connect them
  3. Run, inspect, and refine

FAQ

Can the browser run every node?

HTTP-based nodes run anywhere. Nodes that spawn processes (stdio MCP, shell) run in the desktop app.

Is n8n compatibility complete?

Common node types map directly; unsupported nodes are flagged on import.

Can I use VIMS Flow in a browser and in VIMS Desktop?

Yes. Open it at its subdomain, or use the same surface inside the VIMS Desktop client — same key, same data.

How does VIMS Flow connect to the rest of VIMS?

It shares your identity from keys.vims.com and is reachable by agents through MCP and Flow, so it works alongside every other VIMS app.

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Visual workflow automation with agents and MCP

Flow is a node-based workflow engine. Connect webhooks, schedules, databases, MCP tools, agents, and approvals into a graph; run it on demand or from a trigger; inspect every run. Definitions are peer-to-peer and key-owned, and n8n workflows import directly.