> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trynota.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Workflow > The Workflow page is where you create, manage, and execute test workflows for your web application. You can either build workflows manually or use AI to generate them automatically. # 🧩 Workflow The **Workflow** page is your command center for end-to-end test creation.\ Here, you can **manually create test workflows** or let **Nota AI generate them automatically**β€”all tailored to your app’s flows. *** ## ✍️ Creating a Workflow ### 1. Manual Workflow Creation You can manually create a workflow by clicking the **"Workflow"** button. Create workflow manually * Add a **description** to help identify the test flow. * Optionally, define a **prompt** to guide test expectations or structure. *** ### 2. AI-Powered Workflow Generation Let Nota AI do the heavy lifting by clicking **"Generate Coverage"**. Generate workflow using AI * Provide a **short description** of the scenario.\ *Example:* `"Dashboard test coverage."` * (Optional) Add a **detailed prompt** for precise test generation.\ *Example:*\ `"Go to login page, enter valid credentials and click login. expect user lands on dashboard after successful login."` * Select an **environment** from the dropdown β€” this tells Nota where the workflow should run. * Click **"Generate Workflows"** to let the AI agent create the full test sequence for you. * After generation, you can **view agent activity** of the workflow execution in the log view. Generate workflow using AI > ⚠️ **Note:** For **Generate Coverage** workflows, you cannot **pause** or **stop** the agent activity once it has started. You’re now ready to **execute or automate** your AI-generated workflow! πŸš€ ## πŸ›  Managing Workflows After creating workflows, you can manage and run them directly from the **Workflow page**. ### βœ… Selecting & Executing Multiple Workflows Select multiple workflows using the checkboxes next to each row. Workflow page with multiple selections Then click **"Run Workflow"** to execute them all at once. ### 🧭 Sequential Run **Sequential run** means the selected workflows run **one after another**, not at the same time.\ The next workflow starts **only after** the current one finishes, so execution is orderly and easier to follow. When you click **"Run Workflow"**, a **modal** opens where you can **re-arrange the order** and then start the run. Sequential run modal *** ### ✏️ Updating or πŸ—‘ Deleting a Workflow 1. Click the workflow you want to edit. Workflow page with multiple selections 2. Modify test steps inline or using the editor panel. 3. To delete a workflow, click the **"Delete"** button. *** # πŸ“Ÿ Viewing Workflow Logs You can view real-time logs while a workflow is running directly from the **Workflows** page. This helps you track progress and troubleshoot issues easily. *** ## πŸ–²οΈ Terminal Button * The **Terminal** button is always visible but **disabled** when no workflow is running. * It becomes **active** only while a workflow is being executed. * Click the button to open the **log bar** at the bottom of the screen. *** ## πŸ“œ Active Runs See the **Active Runs** page for live workflow logs and controls.