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⚡ Quick Start — Run Your First Waldiez Flow¶
This guide gets you from zero → running your first multi-agent flow using Waldiez Studio — our recommended environment for workshops, demos, and real usage.
You will create, run, and save a working flow in under 5 minutes.
Why Waldiez Studio?¶
Waldiez Studio is the fastest way to build and run flows locally:
- 🧩 Visual drag-and-drop flow editor
- ▶️ Run flows instantly
- 📤 Export to Python or Jupyter
- 🖥️ Ideal for workshops, classrooms, and live demos
Note: The Playground is great for previewing flows, but it cannot run them.
Step 1 — Install Waldiez Studio¶
Make sure you have Python 3.10+, then install:
Or:
Verify installation:
Step 2 — Launch Waldiez Studio¶
Start the Studio server:
You should see something like:
Open it in your browser:
Step 3 — Create Your First Flow¶
In Waldiez Studio:
1. Drag these agents onto the Canvas¶
- User Agent
- Assistant Agent
2. Connect them¶
This defines how messages flow.
Step 4 — Configure the Assistant Agent¶
Click the Assistant Agent and set the System Message:
(Optional) Select a model in the Models tab.
Step 5 — Save the Flow¶
Save your workflow as:
Step 6 — Run the Flow¶
Click Run inside Waldiez Studio.
You should now see the assistant respond to user input in real time.
🎉 Your first multi-agent flow is running.
Optional Upgrade — Add Reasoning¶
Add a Reasoning Agent and connect:
This enables multi-step reasoning and more thoughtful responses.
What You’ve Learned¶
You can now:
- Build agent workflows visually
- Connect agents into pipelines
- Run flows locally
- Save and reuse
.waldiezfiles
Continue Learning¶
- Agent Overview → ../agents/index.md
- Flow Guide → ../usage/flow.md
- Examples → ../examples/index.md
Workshop Tip (Optional)¶
For workshops or classes:
- Ask participants to install Waldiez Studio before the session
- Provide a starter
.waldiezfile - Give a 5-minute “build your first flow” challenge