Move your Flowise agents to LiveGraph

Import your exported flows in one step — they land on a live canvas, not a black box.

Where Flowise stands

The Flowise team has wound the project down. The verified timeline:

July 29, 2026Sunset announced; code freeze.
August 13, 2026GitHub repository archived (read-only).
August 31, 2026End of life — no further core-team maintenance.

The source stays public and forkable under Apache-2.0, so self-hosted installs keep running — they just stop receiving fixes and releases. No Flowise Cloud shutdown date has been announced, but with the project at end of life the hosted service's future is undefined. Either way, this is the moment to move your agent flows somewhere maintained.

How the import works

  • Export your flow from Flowise (Settings → Export, or a marketplace template JSON).
  • Import it here — Agentflow V2 and V1 multi-agent (Supervisor/Worker) exports are supported.
  • Run it live. The result is an ordinary LiveGraph graph on the same canvas as everything else: watch each hop, edit prompts, and drag an edge while a run is going. That drag steers the run you are watching. It does not replace the saved flow unless you choose to keep the route. Approvals still park until a person says yes.

Nothing is silently dropped — the importer reports a warning for every approximation, and anything it can't convert lands on the canvas as a clearly-labeled placeholder you can finish wiring by hand.

What carries over

  • Agents and LLM nodes → worker nodes with their prompts and models (mapped to your configured providers).
  • Condition Agents → router nodes whose edges pick the next specialist the same way.
  • Human Input → an approval gate on the nodes it gated — the run parks until a human approves.
  • Layout — node positions carry over, so the imported graph looks like the one you exported.

What needs a pass

  • Rule-based Condition nodes become model-driven routers — Flowise's variable checks have no equivalent; review the generated prompt.
  • Loops become visible manual edges — LiveGraph runs acyclic graphs by design; the structure stays visible but isn't followed.
  • Tool, Retriever, HTTP, and custom-function nodes become labeled placeholders — most map onto LiveGraph's MCP, HTTP, or file tools and take a few minutes to rewire.
  • V1 Sequential Agents and Chatflows aren't supported yet — the importer refuses them rather than half-converting.

Start

Create an account (or sign in), drop in your export, and your flow is a live graph — editable, interruptible, and schedulable.

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