Nodes, connections, and flow structure

Logic Builder works best when you think in terms of structure first and simulation second.

The core node types

The main building blocks are:

• Start
• Action
• Decision
• End

Each one has a different job, so avoid using them interchangeably.

What each node is for

• Start begins the flow
• Action records a step or instruction
• Decision branches the logic into Yes and No
• End finishes a path

How to build a clean flow

1. Start with one Start node.
2. Add Action nodes for the main steps.
3. Add a Decision node only when the flow truly needs a branch.
4. Add at least one End node so the path can finish clearly.
5. Connect nodes in a readable order from top to bottom or left to right.

Connection rules that matter

Keep these rules in mind:

• only one Start should lead the flow
• disconnected nodes weaken the structure
• a Decision node needs both branches to make sense

Good learner habit

Before running anything, pause and ask:

• Can I read this flow without clicking Run?
• Does each connection tell a clear story?

If the answer is no, clean the structure first.