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Flowiseai

Manages your generative AI orchestration layer by deploying new chatflows, updating tool configurations, and auditing chat histories across your FlowiseAI instance.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Flowiseai integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Flowiseai calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Flowiseai data, across all 29 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Flowiseai access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Flowiseai, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Flowiseai is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Flowiseai.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Flowiseai action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Flowiseai, and when to use it.

Clone Chatflow
Use this when you need to duplicate an existing chatflow by its ID to create a new version or instance.
Create Chatflow
Use this to programmatically set up new chatflows with custom configurations after preparing the parameters.
Delete Chatflow
Remove a chatflow by its ID after you have confirmed the ID is correct.
Delete Chat Messages
Clear chat messages for a specific chatflow using optional filters to remove specific conversation threads.
Delete Tool By ID
Remove a specific FlowiseAI tool by its ID once you have confirmed it is no longer needed.
Export Chatflow
Pull the JSON configuration of a chatflow by its ID for backup or migration purposes.
Get All Chatflows
Retrieve a complete list of all existing chatflows after you have authenticated.
Get Single Chatflow
Pull the full details and configuration of a specific chatflow using its unique ID.
Get Tool By ID
Retrieve detailed metadata of a specific tool before you modify it or use it in a chain.
Import Chatflow
Create a chatflow in the system by uploading an exported JSON configuration file.
List All Tools
Pull a list of every tool currently available in your FlowiseAI environment.
List Chat Messages
View the conversation history for a selected chatflow to audit agent performance.
Update Chatflow Details
Modify the fields or settings of an existing chatflow after confirming the ID.
Update Tool By ID
Change the metadata of a specific tool after you have retrieved its current state.

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven connects to your FlowiseAI instance using an API key generated within your FlowiseAI settings. You provide this key during the connection process, and we store it using AES 256 encryption. The agent uses this key in the header of every request to authenticate as an administrator. This allows Ceven to perform management tasks like cloning flows or deleting tools that would otherwise require manual UI access. You can rotate this key at any time in your FlowiseAI dashboard, which will require you to update the connection in Ceven to restore service.
Ceven can create chatflows using the Create Chatflow action, but it requires a pre defined JSON configuration. Because FlowiseAI relies on a complex visual graph of nodes and edges, the most reliable way to use Ceven is to create a master template in the FlowiseAI UI first. Then, use Ceven to clone that template and update the specific variables, such as prompt text or API keys for tools. This ensures the graph structure remains intact while the business logic is customized programmatically for different use cases.
Ceven itself does not impose a limit on the number of chatflows it can manage, but you are subject to the resource limits of your own FlowiseAI hosting environment. If you are running FlowiseAI on a small Docker container or a limited VPS, calling the Get All Chatflows action on an account with thousands of flows may lead to timeouts or memory spikes. We recommend using specific IDs whenever possible rather than listing all assets to maintain high performance and avoid crashing your self hosted instance.
Yes, provided you have the correct permissions and the chatflow ID. The List Chat Messages action allows the Ceven agent to pull the conversation history. This is primarily used for quality assurance workflows where the agent scans for failed responses or customer complaints and flags them for a human reviewer. You can set up a daily workflow that pulls messages from the last twenty four hours and summarizes the top three points of friction encountered by your users.
The agent uses the Export Chatflow action to grab the full JSON representation of your agent logic. This JSON can then be stored in an external database or a Git repository via other Ceven integrations. When you need to roll back to a previous version, the agent pulls that JSON and uses the Import Chatflow action to recreate the flow. This effectively gives you a version control system for your AI agents, allowing you to test new prompts in a clone before pushing them to the production flow.
Ceven interacts with the FlowiseAI API, which treats the chatflow as a larger object. To update a specific node, the agent must pull the entire chatflow configuration, modify the specific JSON path associated with that node in the configuration object, and then send the entire updated object back via the Update Chatflow Details action. It is a read modify write cycle. Because of this, we recommend performing updates in a sequence to avoid overwriting changes made by other users in the UI.
If a chatflow is deleted in the FlowiseAI UI, any Ceven workflow relying on that specific ID will return a 404 Not Found error. The agent is designed to handle this gracefully by reporting that the asset no longer exists. To prevent this, we suggest a naming convention where production flows are marked in the description. The agent can then use the Get All Chatflows action to search for the current active ID by name before attempting any updates, ensuring the workflow does not break.
Ceven manages the infrastructure and configuration of FlowiseAI, but it does not act as the end user chatting with the bot. To trigger a flow, you would typically use the FlowiseAI prediction API endpoint. While Ceven can help you set up the flow and the tools it uses, the actual real time execution of the LLM chain happens between your frontend application and the FlowiseAI server. Ceven is the orchestrator that builds the machine, not the user who pushes the start button.

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