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After Felix builds your workflow, you’ll see each step laid out in sequence. Preview is where you check that the steps match your intent before executing anything.

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What you’ll see

Each step shows:
  • The description — the plain-language instruction you provided or that Felix generated from your conversation
  • The generated code — the underlying code Felix wrote to execute the step (expandable if you want to inspect it)
  • The connector — the service the step reads from or writes to, shown as an @mention
Steps are shown in execution order. Review them top to bottom.

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What to check

Before running, confirm:
  • Each step does what you intended
  • The connectors referenced are the ones you want to use
  • Any steps that send, publish, or delete have a Human Checkpoint before them
If anything looks wrong, write a follow-up message into the chat. You can also click on the description of the step and update it - Felix regenerates the code automatically.

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Adding a Human Checkpoint

To add a Human Checkpoint between steps, prompt the agent and explain where you want to add a checkpoint and describe the approval or input you need. 
Review the generated summary and approve before sending to @Slack
Felix generates a pause that surfaces the output for your review and waits for your confirmation before continuing.

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Tips

  • Expand the code view if you want to verify exactly what a step does — useful for steps that write or delete data.
  • Check connector references. If a step uses @GoogleDrive, confirm it’s connected to the right account in Connectors.
  • Run a single step first if you’re unsure about it. You can test individual steps before running the full workflow.

Run

Execute your workflow

Human Checkpoints

Add review gates

Steps

How steps work