Node Directory
This section is divided into 3 main categories of nodes:
Trigger Nodes – what starts the workflow
Action Nodes – what executes inside the workflow
Utility Nodes – logic, control, and helpers
1. Trigger Nodes
Trigger nodes define when a workflow starts.
Web3 Triggers:
Wallet Activity (send/receive transaction)
Token Transfer (ERC-20, NFT, stablecoin, etc.)
Smart Contract Event (custom ABI events)
Token Price Threshold (crossing a set value)
DAO Activity (proposal created, vote passed)
On-chain Time/Event (block height, scheduled execution)
Web2 Triggers:
Webhook Received
Calendar Event (Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.)
Payment Received (Stripe, PayPal)
Form Submission (Typeform, Google Forms)
CRM Activity (new lead in HubSpot, Salesforce)
2. Action Nodes
Action nodes define what happens once the workflow is triggered.
Web3 Actions:
Send Funds (native token, ERC-20, stablecoins)
Mint / Burn NFT
Deploy Smart Contract
Execute Smart Contract Function (read/write)
Create Wallet / Assign Role
Multi-sig Execution
Cross-chain Bridge Asset
Swap Tokens (via DEX aggregator)
Web2 Actions:
Send Email (Gmail, Outlook, SMTP)
Send Chat Message (Slack, Discord, Telegram)
Create Task (Notion, Asana, Trello)
Update Database (Airtable, Google Sheets)
Post to Social (Twitter/X, LinkedIn)
Make API Request (generic REST/GraphQL calls)
3. Utility Nodes
Utility nodes add logic, flow control, and structure.
Logic Control:
If / Else Branch
Switch / Case
Loop (repeat until condition met)
Delay / Wait (time-based pause)
Approval Step (manual confirmation)
Data Handling:
Transform Data (map, filter, aggregate)
Math Operations
String Operations
JSON Parse / Build
Format (date, currency, decimals)
Execution Control:
Error Handling (retry, fallback path)
Parallel Execution (run multiple branches)
Merge (combine results back into single flow)
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