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  • What is Scade?
  • Quick start
    • How to create a flow
  • Build a flow
    • What is Flow?
    • How to create a flow
    • What is a Node
    • What are the Start and End Nodes?
    • How to add nodes (AIs and tools) to your flow
    • Top Nodes settings
      • Large language models
      • Image generation
      • Transcribe audio to text (Whisper)
      • Image background removal options
    • How to Connect Nodes
    • How to Use Expression Editor
    • How to Copy Generated Images or Text
    • What is the 'View Source' of a Node
    • How to add python code
  • Flow examples
    • Building a flow: create promo cards of a product
    • Building a flow: a virtual AI editorial office
    • Building a flow: video transcription and summarization
    • 5 minute challenge: compare different LLMs
    • 5 minute challenge: upscale and colorize photos
    • 5 minute challenge: summarize audio
  • Publish
    • Run flows via API
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  • The Start Node
  • The End Node
  1. Build a flow

What are the Start and End Nodes?

Each flow contains a Start Node and an End Node by default.

The Start Node

  • is designed to initiate your workflow.

  • store all your input data for easy management.

  • receives all user queries by default when using the flow through an API.

  • routes these queries to the corresponding nodes based on the workflow scenario.

The End Node

  • captures the results after the workflow has been executed.

  • returns the final output of your workflow.

With the Start and End Nodes in place, you can easily get code snippets for API integration.

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