From a sentence to a running pipeline.
The visual workflow editor
Build computation processes as a node graph: action nodes run blocks in sequence, condition nodes branch via success/fail ports. The inspector on the right edits the selected node's payload, the blackboard on the left holds variables and lists — here a modal-reduction pipeline with automatic HPC submission.
Watch your workflow run
Live execution highlighting: completed nodes turn green, the currently running step glows blue, and every block reports to the log — combined loads, generated decks, submitted jobs. Breakpoints, pause and single-step make workflows debuggable like code.
From prompt to workflow
The AI flow assistant in action: describe your process in plain language ("Combine the Simpack loads, generate the reduction deck, check the syntax…") and the assistant designs the complete workflow — variables, branching and all. One click on "Insert flow" opens it on the canvas, ready to run.
Extend polytess with AI-generated blocks
The built-in code editor with syntax highlighting and the AI code assistant: ask for a new building block and get a complete, ready-to-save Python class. Saving hot-reloads it into the studio — no restart, it appears in the Add menus immediately.
90+ searchable building blocks
The block catalog with fuzzy search: file operations, templating, tables, loops, solver and HPC integration — each block with icon, category and live description footer.
Branch, test, promote
Every flow knows its family: create a branch, try more modes or different HPC settings, and compare it with its parent — node by node, parameter by parameter. Promote the winner back; every previous state is kept as an automatic history snapshot. No version-control knowledge required.
Documentation at the click of a button
Every flow can document itself: one click exports a polished, fully linked PDF — a clickable diagram where each node jumps to its chapter, a table of contents, and one numbered chapter per node with its steps, parameters and cross-linked connections. Branch, revision and ancestry are right on the cover, so the document always says exactly which state it describes. Perfect for design reviews, hand-overs and audit trails.
