Overview

Jinba.flow provides three different interfaces for creating workflows. By utilizing the characteristics of each interface appropriately, you can build workflows exactly as you envision.

Chat Panel

Use the Jinba Copilot to create flows through natural language conversation. This method is perfect for beginners or when you want to quickly prototype ideas.

Best for:

• Beginners learning Jinbaflow
• Quick prototyping
• Natural language interaction
• Getting started without technical knowledge

Learn more about Chat Panel →

Graph Editor (Drag & Drop)

Use the visual drag-and-drop graph editor to build flows by connecting pre-built modules. This method provides a visual approach to flow creation.

Best for:

• Building flows with existing tools
• Understanding flow structure
• Quick assembly of common patterns

Learn more about Graph Editor (Drag & Drop) →

YAML Coding Panel

Write manifests directly in YAML format for complete control over your flows. This method offers the most flexibility and power.

Best for:

• Advanced users
• Custom tool integration
• Complex workflows
• Complete control over execution

Learn more about YAML Coding Panel →

Choosing Your Method

• Start with Chat Panel if you’re new to Jinbaflow or want to quickly explore possibilities
• Use Graph Editor (Drag & Drop) if you prefer visual interfaces and want to work with existing tools
• Choose YAML Coding Panel if you need full control and are comfortable with YAML configuration

All three methods can be used together - you might start with chat to prototype, then refine with the graph editor, and finally optimize with YAML coding.