Node Types

AgentVerse nodes are the building blocks of every orchestration. Each node performs a specific function and connects to other nodes to form a workflow.

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Trigger Nodes

Trigger nodes start an orchestration. Every orchestration must have exactly one trigger node as its entry point. Trigger nodes have no inputs — they only produce outputs.

Node	Description
Webhook	Start an orchestration via an incoming HTTP request
Starter — Schedule At	Run an orchestration on a time-based schedule
Starter — Manual Trigger	Start an orchestration manually from the UI
Airtable Trigger	Trigger on Airtable record events
Slack Trigger	Trigger on Slack events (messages, reactions, etc.)
WhatsApp Trigger	Trigger on incoming WhatsApp messages
Shopify Trigger	Trigger on Shopify store events (orders, carts, products, etc.)
SubVerse AI Trigger	Trigger when a SubVerse AI voice call completes

Action Nodes

Action nodes interact with external services. They receive data from upstream nodes, perform an operation (API call, database write, file upload), and return a result.

Node	Description
Slack	Send messages, manage channels, and interact with Slack
Airtable	Read, create, update, and delete Airtable records
Shopify	Manage Shopify orders, products, customers, and inventory
WhatsApp	Send WhatsApp messages and manage contacts
Freshdesk	Manage Freshdesk support tickets, notes, and replies
HTTP Request	Make HTTP calls to any external API
Send Email	Send emails through any SMTP server
File Upload	Upload files to cloud storage (S3)
Respond to Webhook	Send a custom HTTP response back to a webhook caller

Logic Nodes

Logic nodes control the flow of an orchestration. They branch, loop, pause, or wait for external input before continuing execution.

Node	Description
Conditions	Branch execution based on one or more conditions
For Loop	Iterate over a list of items or repeat N times
Wait	Pause execution for a duration or until an event
Human in the Loop	Pause and require a human approval to continue

AI Nodes

AI nodes integrate language models and AI agents into your orchestration. They support multi-modal operations and can connect to other nodes as tools.

Node	Description
AI Agent	Call any LLM provider to generate text or images
SubVerse Agents	Execute SubVerse AI agents over voice, WhatsApp, email, or chat

Connection Types

Nodes communicate over two types of connections:

Type	Description
Main	The primary data flow between nodes — carries JSON data from one node to the next
AI Tool	Connects tool nodes to an AI Agent node, making them callable by the agent during reasoning

AI Tool connections are only available on the AI Agent node. Connect any action or logic node as a tool to give the agent the ability to call it autonomously.

Data Flow and `{{ }}` Expressions

Data moves between nodes as structured JSON. Reference any upstream node’s output in a parameter field using the {{ }} expression syntax:

{{ nodeName.fieldName }}
{{ nodeName.nested.field }}
{{ forLoop.item.email }}

Every node parameter that accepts expressions shows a ⚡ link icon when hovered. Click it to open the field picker, which shows all available outputs from upstream tested nodes — click any field to insert the expression automatically.

See Dynamic Inputs for the full guide on expressions, the field picker, and common patterns.

Node Parameters

All nodes share a common parameter structure:

Property	Description
Display Name	Label shown on the canvas
Node Name	Internal identifier used in `{{ }}` expression references
Credentials	Stored authentication details for external services
Parameters	Node-specific configuration fields

Parameters support static values, {{ }} expressions, and dynamic option loading from connected external services.

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Trigger Nodes

Action Nodes

Logic Nodes

AI Nodes

Connection Types

Data Flow and `{{ }}` Expressions

Node Parameters

​Node Types

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​Trigger Nodes

​Action Nodes

​Logic Nodes

​AI Nodes

​Connection Types

​Data Flow and {{ }} Expressions

​Node Parameters

Node Types

Categories

Trigger Nodes

Action Nodes

Logic Nodes

AI Nodes

Connection Types

Data Flow and `{{ }}` Expressions

Node Parameters