Overview of Logic Flows
A logic flow is a graph of nodes designed to perform a specific task (e.g., looking up data, calling an API, or running branching logic). Logic flows act as tools that an agent invokes from the conversation flow to execute actions. Every logic flow has exactly one Start node as its entry point and ends when execution reaches a node with no outgoing connection. Variables set inside a flow are available call-wide and can be referenced by the conversation flow after the logic flow completes.