Users construct automation pipelines by placing and connecting modular nodes on Gumloop's visual flowchart canvas. Input nodes capture trigger events via webhooks, scheduled cron intervals, manual triggers, or file uploads. Processing nodes perform discrete operations: web scraping with automatic proxy rotation, document parsing, LLM prompt execution, or custom Python data transformations.
During workflow execution, Gumloop runs the pipeline in the cloud with complete visibility, displaying real-time execution states and input/output payloads at each node. Users can insert Human-in-the-Loop review steps that pause execution until an operator approves or edits an output. Once validated, workflows deliver structured results to external destinations including Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Slack, or webhooks.