- Einleitung
- Erste Schritte
- Prozessmodellierung mit BPMN
- Grundlagen der Prozessmodellierung
- Öffnen der Modellierungsarbeitsfläche
- Modellierung Ihres Prozesses
- Ausrichten und Verbinden von BPMN-Elementen
- Autopilot for Maestro (Vorschau)
- Prozess-Repository
- Prozessmodellierung mit Fallverwaltung
- Entwerfen eines persistenten Schemas für eine Fallentität
- Definieren von Fallschlüsseln (system vs. extern)
- Festlegung von Aufgaben-E/A und Write-Back-Vereinbarungen
- Austrittsregeln und Frühphasenbeendigung
- Modellierung von primären und sekundären Phasen
- Auslösen eines Falls über Data Fabric
- Implementieren von Personen und Berechtigungen auf Phasenebene
- Festlegen von SLAs und Regeln für die automatisierte Eskalation
- Konfigurieren einer Nachbearbeitungsschleife (erneuter Eintritt)
- Verwalten von Live-Fallinstanzen: Anhalten, migrieren und wiederholen
- Wörterbuch für die Fallverwaltungskomponente von Maestro
- Process modeling with Flow
- Erste Schritte
- Kernkonzepte
- Node reference
- Built-in nodes
- Connector nodes
- Build guides
- Best Practices
- Referenz (Reference)
- Prozessimplementierung
- Debugging
- Simulieren
- Veröffentlichen und Aktualisieren von agentischen Prozessen
- Häufige Implementierungsszenarien
- Extraktieren und Validieren von Dokumenten
- Prozessabläufe
- Prozessüberwachung
- Prozessoptimierung
- Referenzinformationen
Benutzerhandbuch zu Maestro
Dieser Leitfaden umfasst Folgendes:
The canvas is the main workspace where you build processes in Studio Web. It opens when you create or open a .flow file. The canvas has two modes: Build mode for designing and configuring your process, and Debug mode for running and inspecting it.
Wie es funktioniert
The canvas has four main areas:
| Area | Ort | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Canvas | Center | Place, connect, and arrange nodes |
| Toolbar | Bottom center | Add nodes, undo/redo, debug controls |
| Eigenschaften-Panel | Rechts | Configure the selected node; manage variables |
| Execution panel | Bottom (during debug) | View execution trace, errors, and variable values |
Debugging
Selecting Debug in the toolbar runs your process. The execution panel appears at the bottom showing the execution trace. The debug session ends when you select Stop, or automatically when you make a change to the process.
Adding nodes
The + button in the bottom toolbar opens the node palette.
The node palette supports:
- Search by name or keyword
- Browse by category: Control flow, Data operations, Connector, Agent, Human task, RPA workflow, API workflow, Trigger
The + on a node's outgoing handle adds a new node and connects it in one step.
Triggers can only be added from the bottom toolbar, not from node handles.
Connecting nodes
Nodes connect via output handles (right side) to input handles (left side). The canvas validates connections in real time — green indicates a valid connection, red indicates an invalid one. Connections respect node constraints (for example, a trigger cannot connect to another trigger).
The properties panel
The properties panel opens on the right when a node is selected.
The properties panel has two tabs:
- Properties — the node's configuration form (inputs, parameters, settings)
- Variables — manage variables for the process, and view node-produced variables (read-only)
A node's full-screen expanded view of its properties is available from its hover toolbar.
The execution panel
When you debug a process, the execution panel appears at the bottom of the screen.
| Registerkarte | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Spans | Execution trace — each node, its timing, and success/failure status |
| Vorfälle | Errors and failures that occurred during execution |
| Variablen | Runtime variable values at each step |
Selecting a span highlights the corresponding node on the canvas.
Debug controls
In Debug mode, the bottom toolbar shows debug controls:
- Debug — start execution
- Stop — end the current session
- Step Over — execute the next node and pause
- Continue — resume execution until the next breakpoint or end
- Restart — re-run the process from the beginning
Haltepunkte (Breakpoints)
Breakpoints are markers set from a node's hover toolbar. Execution pauses when it reaches a breakpoint. Step Over and Continue control how execution resumes.
Breakpoints can be set in both Build mode and Debug mode.
Right-click menu
Right-clicking the canvas background shows layout options:
- Tidy all — auto-arrange all nodes
- Tidy selected — auto-arrange selected nodes (2+ selected)
- Align — left, center, right, top, middle, bottom (2+ selected)
- Distribute — horizontal, vertical (3+ selected)
- Copy / Paste / Delete
Tastenkombinationen
See the Keyboard shortcuts reference for the full list.
Key canvas shortcuts:
Cmd+Z/Ctrl+Z— UndoCmd+Shift+Z/Ctrl+Shift+Z— RedoCmd+Shift+L/Ctrl+Shift+L— Auto-layout all nodesDelete/Backspace— Delete selected nodes
Zugehörige Seiten
- Your first Flow — step-by-step quickstart
- Keyboard shortcuts — full shortcut reference
- Debugging effectively — tips for Debug mode