Build and deploy an inference.sh flow — chain multiple apps into a pipeline with wired inputs/outputs. Use when the user says 'flowify', 'make a flow', 'chain these apps', 'build a pipeline', or when multiple apps should run in sequence with outputs feeding into inputs.
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Build and deploy an inference.sh flow — chain multiple apps into a pipeline with wired inputs/outputs. Use when the user says 'flowify', 'make a flow', 'chain these apps', 'build a pipeline', or when multiple apps should run in sequence with outputs feeding into inputs.
Turn a multi-step process into a deployed inference.sh flow. Flows chain apps together — output from one feeds into the next. They run as a single unit via belt flow run or the API.
When to use
Multiple apps should run in sequence (e.g. generate text → TTS → voice change)
The user says "flowify", "make a flow", "chain these", "build a pipeline"
A workflow manually pipes output from one app into another
The conversation involved running multiple belt app run calls in sequence
Key concepts
Nodes are apps in the flow. Each node runs one app.
Edges define execution order (source → target means source runs first).
Connections wire a node's output field to another node's input field.
Flow inputs are the top-level inputs exposed to the caller.
Flow outputs map a node's output to the flow's final output.
Process
0. Analyze the conversation first [MANDATORY]
Before asking anything, review what happened in this conversation. Look for:
Sequential belt app run calls where output of one was used as input to another
