Example 3: Parallel Processing with Merging Results

This workflow contains two separate paths that merge into a single edge:

• a → b, and d → e
• Then both b and e connect to the final edge → c

🟢 Execution:

1. The edges a→b and d→e run in parallel.
2. Once both b and e are ready, the edge to c is triggered.

This structure is useful when you want to combine results from multiple sources before continuing.

🟡 Demo:

1. Create five new text blocks, type your questions in the two vertically aligned blocks on the left.

2. Create an LLM edge to summarize two answers.

• system: You will receive two answers to the same question: one from Perplexity (web-based), and one from Claude (reasoning-based).

  Please:

  1. Compare both answers
  2. Extract the complementary points
  3. Generate a merged, well-structured, accurate summary
  4. Include clear references if mentioned

• user: Claude answer: {{Answer1}} , Perplexity answer: {{Answer2}}

3. Click Test Run . You will see workspace is executing in parallel.