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Annotation

🎯 Purpose​

Provides a way to insert descriptive text, notes, or instructions directly into a workflow. This node does not process data or affect workflow execution. It is used purely for documentation and clarity within the workflow.

📥 Inputs​

  • None. The Annotation node does not accept or process input connections.

📤 Outputs​

  • None. The Annotation node does not emit any output or trigger downstream nodes.

📘 Best Practices​

  • Use for Clarity: Add annotations near complex branches to explain purpose or logic.
  • Separate Logical Sections: Use annotations to visually group related nodes or steps.
  • Document Decisions: Explain why certain parameters, nodes, or configurations are used.

🧪 Test Cases​

Not applicable. This node does not perform computations or produce measurable outputs.

🗂️ Real-World Use Cases​

  • Workflow Documentation: Describe node purpose, inputs, or expected outputs.
  • Team Collaboration: Leave setup instructions or reminders for other users.
  • Debugging Aid: Mark areas under review or experimentation.

✅ Step-by-Step (Quick Start)​

  1. Add Annotation to your workflow.
  2. Enter your note, instruction, or comment text in the provided field.
  3. Optionally, adjust the annotation’s position or size for clarity.
  4. Use multiple annotations to label different sections of your workflow.
  5. Save and deploy.