Mirgent's visual workflow builder chains triggers, actions, AI agents, and conditionals into automations you can read at a glance. RSS-to-post, lead-discovery-then-reply, weekly-analytics-digest, all live as visual node graphs you edit in the browser.
Six primitives that compose into any automation pattern you need.
Drag triggers + actions onto a canvas, connect them with arrows. The graph reads top-to-bottom; debugging is just following the lines.
Time-based (any cron string), RSS-new-item, webhook, manual trigger. Combine multiple triggers per workflow for complex scheduling.
Post, comment, follow, unfollow, share, search-leads, send-message, format-text, conditional-branch, every primitive social-automation action.
Drop any of your agents (Content Planner, Lead Hunter, custom) into a workflow as a node. Output flows downstream like any other action.
CACHE_GET / CACHE_SET nodes let workflows persist data across runs (last-RSS-item ID, last-lead-replied-to). State without external DB.
Insert REQUEST_APPROVAL nodes anywhere; the workflow pauses until you approve in the queue. Hard gate before public actions.
The mental model is simple: trigger fires → nodes execute in order → approved actions ship. Here's the actual flow:
Time-based (cron), RSS feed, webhook from Zapier/Stripe, or manual. Trigger sets when the workflow runs and what data is available downstream.
Choose from 30+ built-in actions: post to platform X, search for leads matching keywords Y, draft AI content from template Z, conditional branch based on lead score.
Anywhere a public action would post, drop a REQUEST_APPROVAL node before it. Workflow pauses; you approve from the queue; downstream nodes run.
Click 'Test Run' to execute the workflow once with logs visible per-node. Identify the bug, fix the node, re-test. Standard dev loop.
Toggle the workflow ON. Mirgent's scheduler dispatches it on schedule. Each run logs to a per-workflow run history with input + output + duration per node.
Battle-tested workflow shapes most users build within their first week.
RSS_NEW_ITEM trigger → AI_FORMAT (per-platform variants) → APPROVAL_GATE → CROSS_POST to Twitter, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon.
Cron-hourly trigger → SEARCH_LEADS (Reddit + Quora + HN) → AI_DRAFT_REPLY → QUEUE_FOR_APPROVAL.
Cron-Sunday-9am trigger → FETCH_ANALYTICS (all platforms) → AI_SUMMARIZE → SEND_EMAIL to your inbox.
WEBHOOK trigger (e.g. Stripe new subscription) → AI_DRAFT (welcome thank-you) → POST to Twitter, LinkedIn.
Cron-daily trigger → FOLLOW_FROM_PAGE (target audience) → ACCEPT_REQUESTS → UNFOLLOW_UNRECIPROCATED weekly.
Build whatever fits your operation. Chains can branch, loop, gate on conditions, and call sub-workflows.
Three patterns of operators we see consistently building workflows by week 2.
Lead Hunter → AI Draft → Approval Gate → Reply → Lead Lifecycle Update. Replaces a $3-5K/mo marketing hire with a workflow you maintain in 30 min/week.
RSS → Format Variants → Editor Approval → Senior Approval → Cross-Post → Analytics. Multi-stage approval suits bigger teams.
Per-client workspace, per-client workflow templates. One template (RSS-to-Twitter+LinkedIn) cloned across 20 clients with per-client variables.
Building automation always raises 'what if it spirals' questions. Mirgent's workflow runtime has hard guards.
No. The visual editor is drag-and-connect, same mental model as Zapier or n8n. Most users build their first useful workflow within 15 minutes of opening the editor.
Zapier is generic (any app to any app); Mirgent's workflows are social-specific (deep nodes for posting, lead discovery, AI agents, approval queues). For social automation Mirgent is far more capable per dollar; for cross-app glue, Zapier is irreplaceable.
Yes, the WEBHOOK trigger accepts any external POST. Stripe, Typeform, GitHub, Zapier, custom apps all work. Your external system sends a JSON payload; the workflow fires and the payload is available to downstream nodes as variables.
Yes. Mirgent ships 25+ workflow templates (RSS share, growth flywheel, lead hunter, etc.) you install with one click. Custom workflows can be exported as JSON and re-imported into another workspace.
Currently-running runs continue with the old version; new runs use the new version. Edits are non-destructive, you can revert to any prior version of the workflow from the version history.
Yes via AI Agent nodes, they use your BYO key. Costs land on your provider bill (transparent). Per-node token caps prevent runaway spend.
Free plan includes the workflow editor (limited to 1 active workflow). Upgrade to Pro for 20 active workflows + AI agent nodes.