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1. What are Logic & Control Nodes?

Logic & Control nodes provide the decision-making and flow control capabilities that enable sophisticated workflow automation. They handle conditional processing, data filtering, list operations, and complex logic that determines how data flows through your workflows based on specific criteria and conditions.
These nodes transform simple linear processes into intelligent, adaptive workflows that can make decisions, branch execution paths, and process data collections efficiently, serving as the brain of your flows.

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2. Available Node Types

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3. Core Capabilities

Conditional Processing - Advanced decision-making capabilities with support for both traditional logical operators and AI-powered semantic evaluation. Handle text and numeric comparisons, complex multi-criteria conditions, and intelligent filtering based on context and intent.
AI-powered conditions can understand nuanced criteria that would be difficult to express with traditional logical operators, enabling more sophisticated decision-making.
List Management - Comprehensive list operations including filtering, transformation, counting, and conversion between single values and collections. Support for complex data structures and intelligent filtering based on various criteria.
List operations enable powerful data processing workflows by allowing you to handle collections of data efficiently and apply operations across multiple items.
Flow Orchestration - Control flow execution paths with branching logic, path joining, and structured data extraction. Enable modular processing and complex routing scenarios based on data characteristics and conditions. Text Processing - Advanced text manipulation capabilities including field extraction, content combination, file merging, and format conversion. Handle complex text operations that require intelligent parsing and transformation.
Complex conditional logic should be thoroughly tested to ensure proper flow behavior across all possible execution paths and data scenarios.

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