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Build a refund eligibility flow. Read the order, apply the 30-day policy, request approval above $250, then update the CRM.
MCP Designer · Product direction
Describe the workflow. Build it with your AI assistant.
Open Codex, describe the business workflow, and ask it to prepare a draft in CXFabric. Then switch to Designer to inspect the nodes, mappings, policy, and approval path before anything is activated.
Natural-language brief
Visual workflow
Human review
Source-backed guidance
Interactive product preview
Chat first. Inspect the flow next.
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Codex
TaskBuild a CXFabric workflow
Connected to workspace
Codex
I’ll use the CXFabric documentation and the components available in this workspace to prepare a reviewable draft.
Read CXFabric workflow documentation
Checked available triggers, components, and connectors
Created six-step draft with an approval branch
The draft is ready in CXFabric Designer. I left credentials, environment access, and activation unchanged.
cxfabric.io/designer/refund-eligibility
CXFabric
Draft workflowRefund eligibility
Generated from Codex chat
REST triggerRefund request
CRM connectorRead order
Policy check30-day eligibility
Within authorityIssue refund
Above $250Human approval
CRM connectorUpdate case
From prompt to visual draft
Keep the speed of conversation. Keep the clarity of a workflow.
The assistant helps translate a business request into the language of triggers, components, connectors, policy checks, branches, and system outcomes. The result is a workflow people can inspect together.
Describe the outcome
Explain the work, systems, rules, exceptions, and definition of done in plain language.
Ground the assistant
Use current CXFabric documentation, available components, and workspace context instead of model memory alone.
Draft the flow
Create the visual path, field mappings, branches, code steps, and implementation notes.
Review and activate
Let a person validate credentials, permissions, policy, test results, and production readiness.
AI assistance with boundaries
Let Codex prepare the work. Keep people accountable for it.
MCP Designer is intended to reduce repetitive design work, not remove engineering judgment. Every proposed change should remain inspectable in the Designer and pass through the same testing and operating controls as a manually built flow.
AI assistantPrepare and explain
- Translate the requirement into workflow steps
- Find relevant components and connectors
- Draft mappings, logic, and code
- Explain assumptions and source material
Human ownerApprove and operate
- Choose credentials and environment access
- Confirm policy and authority boundaries
- Validate tests and exception behavior
- Activate, monitor, and support the flow
Two MCP experiences
Design time and runtime solve different problems.
The existing MCP Trigger lets an MCP-capable client start a known CXFabric flow. MCP Designer is the product direction for helping an assistant create and revise the flow definition itself.
MCP Designer
Works with the developer during design. It helps inspect context, propose changes, and prepare a reviewable visual workflow.
Conversation → workflow draftMCP Trigger
Works at runtime. An approved MCP client connects to the generated endpoint and starts the flow associated with it.
MCP tool call → flow executionHelp shape MCP Designer
Bring a workflow you build today. Show us how you want to build it tomorrow.
We are exploring how MCP-capable assistants can make CXFabric workflow development faster without weakening review, security, or operational ownership.