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Workflows are not saved: canvas resets to empty after leaving the Workflows view ("Invalid workflow graph") #1311
In OpenBot Desktop, nothing built in the Workflows editor is persisted. Nodes, edges and even the workflow name are lost as soon as I leave the Workflows view (or after a restart). A red "Invalid workflow graph" toast is shown, even for a minimal, fully connected graph.
Environment
OpenBot Desktop 0.65.0 (Stable track, "up to date")
Windows 11 x64
Default provider: Claude (Claude Code runtime 2.1.219, downloaded by OpenBot), signed in with a Claude account
Also connected: ChatGPT
Steps to reproduce
Open Workflows (left rail) > New workflow.
Add trigger, change it to Manual.
Add node > Agent, pick any agent, type an instruction (e.g. "Say hello.").
Connect Trigger output to the Agent text input.
(Optional) Add node > Output (Notification), connect Agent output to it, give it a title.
(Optional) Rename the workflow, or click "Run workflow".
Switch to another view (e.g. Agents) and back to Workflows.
Expected
The workflow, its nodes, edges and name are still there.
Actual
The canvas is empty again ("Start with a trigger").
The workflow list shows "Untitled workflow – 0 steps"; the custom name is gone.
A red "Invalid workflow graph" toast appears when the first trigger is added and stays on screen while building, even after the graph is complete.
A larger workflow (11 nodes: Manual trigger, Prompt, 6 Agent nodes, Approval, Output) built earlier and showing "11 steps" in the list was also lost later; its renamed entry disappeared from the list entirely.
Restarting OpenBot (Settings > Updates > Restart) did not help.
Notes
Agents and channels work normally (agents reply in chat), so this looks specific to workflow persistence/validation.
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