The idea is:
Introduce a toggle in the Node Settings (next to “Retry On Fail” and “Execute Once”) that allows users to designate any node as an End Node.Visually, this would:
Remove the “+” (Add Node) connector from the right side of the node.
Add a red/pink lightning bolt icon to the right side of the node, creating a clear visual symmetry with the orange “Trigger” lightning bolt on the left.
Clearly signal that this is a terminal point in the workflow logic.
My use case:
When building large, complex workflows. especially those with multiple If branches, Switch nodes, or Error Triggers, it can be difficult to see at a glance if a branch is intentionally finished or if it’s still “under construction.”
I want to be able to “close” a branch so that:
Collaborators immediately know no further nodes are expected there.
Visual noise is reduced by removing the dangling “+” button on finished terminal nodes.
Audits are faster; I can scan the canvas and see exactly where every logic path ends.
I think it would be beneficial to add this because:
Visual Symmetry: It provides a satisfying “bookend” to the workflow (Orange Bolt = Start, Red Bolt = End).
Improved Scannability: In the current UI, an “end” looks exactly like a “middle” that just hasn’t been connected yet. This feature makes the developer’s intent explicit.
Clean UI: Removing the “+” icon on terminal nodes makes the canvas look much more polished and “finished” for documentation or client hand-overs.
Low Friction: By making it a toggle in the Settings tab (as shown in my mockup), it doesn’t clutter the main parameter view or require a new node type.
Any resources to support this?
I have attached two mockups to demonstrate the implementation:
Visual Comparison: Showing the difference between the current “Original” look and the proposed “End Node” visual.
Settings UI: A mockup of the “End-node” toggle added to the node’s settings panel.
Are you willing to work on this?
Yes, absolutely. I am looking to contribute to the actual implementation of this feature, not just the design. I am ready to help with the frontend logic required for the settings toggle and the CSS/SVG adjustments on the canvas to handle the new terminal state. I’d love to sync with a maintainer on the best way to structure the PR.