Getting Started
All examples are available in the Agno cookbook. Start with the basics and work your way through advanced concepts.Examples
Basic Sequential Workflow
Create your first workflow with agents executing in sequence, passing data from step to step.
Workflow with Functions
Add custom Python functions as workflow steps for specialized processing logic.
Function-Based Workflow
Build workflows entirely with Python functions for complete control over execution.
Parallel Execution
Execute multiple steps concurrently to improve performance and handle independent tasks.
Conditional Steps
Add branching logic to your workflows based on conditions and step outputs.
Loop Execution
Repeat steps until conditions are met, perfect for iterative refinement and quality control.
Router Steps
Create dynamic routing logic to select which steps execute based on workflow state.
Workflow with Teams
Orchestrate teams of agents within workflows for complex multi-agent coordination.
Structured Input/Output
Use structured data types for type-safe data flow between workflow steps.
Early Stopping
Implement early termination logic to exit workflows when conditions are met.
Shared Session State
Share state across workflow steps and maintain context throughout execution.
Background Execution
Run workflows asynchronously in the background with polling or websocket updates.
Conversational Workflows
Create chat-like interactions with workflows using WorkflowAgent for natural conversations.
Explore More Examples
Browse the complete collection of workflow examples in the Agno cookbook.Related Documentation
- Workflows Overview - Learn what workflows are and when to use them
- Workflow Patterns - Explore different workflow patterns
- Running Workflows - Learn how to execute workflows
- Workflow Reference - Complete API reference