Welcome to Splox
Get started fast by using one of our pre-built templates. Choose the workflow that best fits your needs, customize it, and deploy in minutes.No coding required! All templates work out of the box. You can customize them later as you learn the platform.
Step 1: Choose Your Starting Point
Pick a template that matches what you want to build:Splox Builder
Meta-agent that creates agents for youDescribe what you want to build, and this AI will design and create the workflow automatically.Best for: Beginners, rapid prototypingTime: 2 minutes to first workflow
Browser Agent
AI that browses the web for youScrape websites, fill forms, click buttons - all automated with AI vision and control.Best for: Web automation, data extractionTime: 5 minutes to configure
Telegram Chatbot
Build a smart Telegram botMulti-agent chatbot with memory, tools, and custom commands. Responds intelligently to user messages.Best for: Customer support, community managementTime: 5 minutes + Telegram setup
DevOps Agent
Automate server operationsMonitor systems, detect issues, run commands, and notify teams. Handles incidents automatically.Best for: System monitoring, auto-remediationTime: 5 minutes + SSH setup
Multimodal LLM
Simple AI chat with visionText + image understanding in one workflow. Perfect starting point for learning Splox.Best for: Learning, experimentationTime: 2 minutes to deploy
Start from Scratch
Build your own workflowStart with a blank canvas and design your workflow from the ground up.Best for: Custom use cases, experienced usersTime: 10+ minutes
Step 2: Set Up Your Integration
Most templates need an AI provider to work. Choose one option:- Use Splox Services (Fastest)
- BYOK (Bring Your Own Key)
No API keys needed! Splox handles everything.
- Create an integration in Splox: Integrations → Add New
- Select your AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
- Leave BYOK disabled (default)
- Start building immediately
Which should I choose?
- First time? → Use Splox Services (default)
- Have API keys? → BYOK
- Not sure? → Use Splox Services (you can switch later)
Step 3: Customize Your Workflow
Once you’ve opened a template, here’s what to do:1
Explore the Canvas
Look at the nodes (boxes) and edges (arrows). Each node is a step in your workflow.
- LLM Nodes = AI models that think and respond
- Tool Nodes = Actions like sending emails, querying databases
- Switch Nodes = Conditional logic (“if this, then that”)
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Click on a Node
View and edit its configuration:
- Change the AI model
- Adjust the prompt/instructions
- Modify input variables
- Add tools or memory
3
Test Individual Nodes
Click on any node to open its configuration panel on the right side. Click the “Run” button at the bottom to test that node individually and see its output before running the full workflow.
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Connect Your Integrations
If a template uses Slack, Telegram, or databases, connect them:
- Go to Integrations
- Add new integration
- Select it in the Tool Node dropdown
Step 4: Run Your Workflow
Time to see it in action!- Manual Trigger
- Webhook Trigger
Test your workflow interactivelyThe fastest way to test your workflow:



- Click the Chat icon (speech bubble) in the toolbar
- Select your Start node from the dropdown
- Start typing and chatting with your workflow
- See responses in real-time as nodes execute
Step 5: Monitor & Debug
Keep an eye on your workflow executions:
Debug Panel - Shows real-time execution status:
- View all nodes in your workflow
- See which nodes are running, completed, or blocked
- Monitor execution time and status
- Click any node to inspect its input/output
Execution History
View all past runs, see which nodes succeeded/failed, and inspect outputs.Location: Workflow → Executions tab
Real-Time Monitoring
Watch your workflow run in real-time. The Debug Panel shows node-by-node progress with status indicators (Running, Completed, Blocked).Location: Debug Panel (sidebar during execution)
Error Handling
If a node fails, the workflow stops. Click the failed node to see the error message.Fix: Update configuration and re-run
Node Outputs
Every node stores its output. Reference it in later nodes using
{{ node_id.output }} syntax.Example: {{ llm_1.content }}Common First Workflows
Here’s what people typically build first:AI Chatbot with Memory
AI Chatbot with Memory
What it does: Responds to user messages, remembers conversation historyTemplate: Telegram ChatbotCustomize:
- Change personality/instructions in LLM node
- Add tools (search, calculator, weather)
- Connect to Slack instead of Telegram
Data Extraction Pipeline
Data Extraction Pipeline
What it does: Scrapes website → AI extracts data → Saves to databaseTemplate: Browser AgentCustomize:
- Change target URL
- Modify extraction prompt
- Add Google Sheets export
Content Generator
Content Generator
What it does: Researches topic → Generates article → Posts to CMSStart from: Multimodal LLM + add toolsCustomize:
- Add web search for research
- Chain multiple LLM nodes (outline → draft → edit)
- Connect WordPress/Ghost publishing
Alert System
Alert System
What it does: Monitors system → Detects anomaly → Sends alertTemplate: DevOps AgentCustomize:
- Change monitoring checks
- Add auto-remediation logic
- Send to PagerDuty/Slack/Email
Next Steps
Now that you’ve built your first workflow, dive deeper:Learn Core Concepts
Understand workflows, nodes, edges, and execution flow
Explore Nodes
Master LLM nodes, Tool nodes, Switch logic, and Memory
Add Integrations
Connect 500+ tools: Slack, Google, Salesforce, databases, APIs
Use Sandbox
Write custom Python/JavaScript code for complex logic
Build Multi-Agent Systems
Create teams of AI agents that collaborate
View API Reference
Trigger workflows programmatically via REST API
Need Help?
Community Forum
Ask questions, share workflows
Telegram Group
Chat with the team and users
Examples
Browse 50+ workflow templates
Quickstart Checklist
Make sure you’ve completed these steps:- Signed up at app.splox.io
- Chose a template (or started from scratch)
- Set up at least one AI provider integration
- Ran your first workflow manually
- Checked execution history and node outputs
- (Optional) Set up a webhook trigger
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