WorkersDebug
Tooltip
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Tooltip - Worker Configuration Interface
1. Overview and Purpose
The Tooltip worker provides a way to add notes and documentation directly to your workflow. It serves as a visual annotation tool that doesn't execute any processing logic but helps organize and document your flow for better understanding and maintenance.
2. Configuration Parameters
The Worker accepts the following parameters:
notes: Optional text field for adding documentation, comments, or explanatory notes to your workflow
3. Input/Output Handles
This worker does not have input or output handles as it serves purely as a documentation tool.
4. Usage Examples with Code
// Create a tooltip worker for documentation
const tooltipWorker = agent.initializeWorker(
{ type: "tooltip" },
[],
tooltip
);
// Configure with notes
tooltipWorker.parameters = {
notes: "This section processes user authentication data"
};5. Integration Examples
Use Tooltip workers throughout your workflow to document complex logic sections, mark important decision points, or provide context for other team members reviewing the flow.
6. Best Practices
- Place tooltips near complex worker configurations to explain their purpose
- Use clear, concise language in your notes for maximum readability
- Consider using tooltips to mark different phases or sections of your workflow
- Update tooltip notes when workflow logic changes to maintain accuracy
7. Troubleshooting Tips
- Tooltip workers don't affect workflow execution, so they won't cause processing errors
- If tooltips aren't displaying properly, check that the notes parameter contains valid text
- Remember that tooltips are for documentation only and won't pass data between workers
- Use tooltips liberally as they don't impact performance or execution time
