Overview: Operator Nodes

Operator nodes control execution flow and logic rather than performing actions.

Operator Nodes control the path and timing of execution within a Flow. They enable complex logic through branching, sequencing, error handling, and conditional execution. Unlike Action Nodes that retrieve data or perform operations, Operator Nodes determine when and how those actions execute.

All Operator Nodes are grouped into five primary functional categories:

Conditional Logic & Branching

• Primary Function: Creates decision points that direct the Flow down different paths based on conditions or data changes.
• Core Nodes Defined: Conditional, Until Changed

Timing & Rate Control

• Primary Function: Manages when and how frequently Nodes execute, preventing performance issues and controlling user experience.
• Core Nodes Defined: Delay, Debounce, Throttle

Parallel & Sequential Execution

• Primary Function: Controls whether multiple operations run simultaneously or in sequence, and coordinates their completion.
• Core Nodes Defined: Split, Defer, Iterate

State Management & Error Handling

• Primary Function: Tracks values across executions and manages graceful failure scenarios.
• Core Nodes Defined: Aggregate, Try

Data Manipulation

• Primary Function: Transforms and modifies data structures within your Flow.
• Core Nodes Defined: Delete Path

You can quickly access operator nodes by utilizing the search tool in the Nodes Panel.