Pipeline Management
Organize, search, tag, and manage your pipeline collection.
Pipeline List
Viewing Your Pipelines
Go to /dashboard/pipeline to see all your pipelines.
View modes:
- Grid view — Visual cards with pipeline thumbnails
- Table view — Sortable table with detailed information
Switch between views using the view toggle in the top-right.
Organizing with Tags
Creating Tags
- Open a pipeline’s menu (click the ••• button)
- Select Add tags
- Enter tag name(s) separated by commas
- Click Save
Example tags:
production— Production-ready pipelinestesting— Test and experimental pipelinesetl— Data extraction pipelinescleanup— Data cleaning pipelinesapi— API integration pipelines
Filtering by Tags
Click on any tag in the sidebar or on a pipeline card to filter:
- Single tag — Show pipelines with that tag
- Multiple tags — Show pipelines with ANY of those tags
Clear filters by clicking “Clear filters” or clicking the tag again.
Tag Management
From the pipeline list:
- Click Tags in the sidebar
- See all tags and their counts
- Click × on a tag to remove it from all pipelines
- Click Rename to rename a tag everywhere
Searching Pipelines
Search Bar
Use the search bar at the top to find pipelines:
Searches:
- Pipeline names
- Descriptions
- Tag names
- Utility names used in the pipeline
Examples:
cleanup— Finds pipelines with “cleanup” in name or tagsfilter fields— Finds pipelines that use Filter Fields utilityapi— Finds tagged pipelines
Advanced Search
Combine search with filters:
- Search for a term
- Filter by tags
- Filter by date range
- Sort results
Sorting Pipelines
Sort options:
- Name — Alphabetical (A-Z or Z-A)
- Created — Creation date (newest or oldest first)
- Modified — Last edit date (newest or oldest first)
- Used — Last run date (most recently used first)
How to sort:
- Click the sort dropdown in the pipeline list
- Select your preferred sort option
- Toggle ascending/descending with the arrow icon
Bulk Operations
Selecting Multiple Pipelines
Grid view:
- Click pipelines to select them
- Shift+Click to select a range
- Ctrl+Click (Cmd+Click) to select multiple
Table view:
- Click checkboxes to select
- Use “Select all” checkbox to select all visible
Bulk Actions
With pipelines selected:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Delete | Move all selected to trash |
| Duplicate | Create copies of all selected |
| Add tag | Add tag(s) to all selected |
| Remove tag | Remove tag(s) from all selected |
| Export | Download all as JSON files |
⚠️ Bulk delete is permanent — Deleted pipelines cannot be recovered. You’ll be asked to confirm.
Pipeline Actions
Individual Pipeline Menu
Click the ••• button on any pipeline to see actions:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Open | Open the pipeline in the builder |
| Rename | Change the pipeline name |
| Duplicate | Create a copy |
| Add tags | Add or edit tags |
| Export | Download as JSON file |
| Delete | Move to trash |
Quick Actions
Grid view cards:
- Click pipeline name to open
- Click tag to filter by that tag
- Hover to see action buttons
Table view rows:
- Click anywhere to open (except action buttons)
- Hover row to see quick action icons
Pipeline Metadata
Viewing Pipeline Details
Grid view card shows:
- Pipeline name
- Thumbnail preview
- Tags
- Last modified date
- Step count (number of utilities)
Table view shows:
- Pipeline name
- Tags
- Created date
- Modified date
- Last run date
- Step count
Editing Metadata
To rename:
- Open pipeline menu
- Select Rename
- Enter new name
- Click Save
To add description:
- Open pipeline in builder
- Click the info icon or pipeline name
- Enter description
- Click Save
Pipeline Versions
Version History
Each pipeline has automatic version history:
- Every save creates a new version
- Up to 30 versions are retained
- Older versions are automatically cleaned up
Viewing versions:
- Open a pipeline
- Click the Versions tab
- See list of all versions with timestamps
- Click any version to preview
- Click Restore to revert to that version
Manual Saves
Auto-save:
- Pipeline saves automatically every few seconds
- No manual save required for basic use
Manual save:
- Press Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S on Mac)
- Creates a named version
- Add a save message for reference
Why manual save?
- Create checkpoints before big changes
- Mark important milestones
- Add context for future reference
Sharing and Collaboration
Collaboration features require sign-in — Demo mode pipelines are saved locally and cannot be shared.
Share Links
Generate a share link to let others:
- View your pipeline (read-only)
- Copy your pipeline to their account
To share:
- Open pipeline menu
- Select Share
- Copy the share link
- Send link to collaborators
Share permissions:
- View only — Recipients can see but not edit
- Allow copy — Recipients can copy to their own account
Collaborative Editing
Currently, pipelines support:
- Single editor — One person edits at a time
- Real-time presence — See who else is viewing
- Version history — Track all changes over time
Deleting Pipelines
Soft Delete (Trash)
Deleted pipelines go to trash first:
- Accessible for 30 days
- Can be restored during this period
- Permanently deleted after 30 days
To restore:
- Click Trash in the sidebar
- Find the pipeline
- Click Restore
Permanent Delete
To permanently delete immediately:
- Move to trash
- Open trash
- Click Delete permanently
- Confirm deletion
⚠️ Permanent delete cannot be undone — Make sure you really want to delete.
Pipeline Storage
Dashboard Mode (Cloud)
Storage:
- Saved to Convex cloud database
- Synced across all your devices
- Automatic backups
- Full version history
Benefits:
- Access from anywhere
- Share with collaborators
- Never lose your work
Demo Mode (Local)
Storage:
- Saved to browser’s localStorage
- Only available on that device
- No cloud sync
- Limited version history
Limitations:
- 5MB localStorage limit
- Cleared when browser data is cleared
- Cannot share pipelines
When to use:
- Testing and experimentation
- Learning pipelines
- Offline work
- Privacy-sensitive data
Next Steps
- Import/Export — Share pipelines as files
- Execution — Running pipelines and viewing results
- Building Basics — Creating pipelines