Step 1
Receive and shape the task
A prompt step turns the request into the defined inputs needed by the workflow.
The published workflow version defines the expected structure.
Product tour 03
A workflow does not have to depend on one model. This tour sends different parts of a task to different configured deployments, brings the results together and asks a person to decide whether the combined work should continue.
Interactive walkthrough
Each model is configured for a particular step. The tour does not pretend that one provider is best at everything.
Step 1
A prompt step turns the request into the defined inputs needed by the workflow.
The published workflow version defines the expected structure.
Step 2
A retrieval step finds relevant organisational knowledge before any model is asked to work with it.
The selected knowledge store remains separate from the model deployment.
Step 3
Independent parts of the task can use different supported local or external model deployments at the same time.
Each step refers to its own configured deployment.
Step 4
A merge step brings the branch results into the form needed for the next decision.
The workflow defines how branch outputs continue.
Step 5
A person reviews the combined material and decides whether the workflow should proceed.
Approval adds a visible accountability point.
Model options
| Option | How Pūnaha connects | Question to evaluate |
|---|---|---|
| Local GGUF | Local execution through llama.cpp | Does this task need to stay with a local model? |
| OpenAI or compatible | Configured external API deployment | Do the service capabilities and data terms fit? |
| Azure OpenAI | Configured Azure deployment | Does it fit the organisation's Azure architecture? |
| Anthropic | Configured external model deployment | Is this model suitable for the step and environment? |
| Google Gemini | Configured external model deployment | Is this model suitable for the step and environment? |
We can show how the task, knowledge, deployments, branches and approval point fit together in one workflow.