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List Select (logic)

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Emit one element of an array input, chosen by config.selected (index).

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Input

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Output is the selected array element spread directly (handler returns `data: selectedItem`); wire downstream by the element type, not a fixed handle.

Result Idle

Your result will appear here.

Set your inputs, then open a workflow to create it.

Credit estimate uses the model defaults. Your workflow shows the final estimate for your inputs before you run.

Model guide

Build with List Select (logic).

Emit one element of an array input, chosen by config.selected (index).

Read the List Select (logic) docs

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Emit one element of an array input, chosen by config.selected (index). Use the playground to set up a single step, then open a workflow when you want to connect more tools.

Inputs explained

Items (optional)
Set the items used by this model. Type: array.

Output is the selected array element spread directly (handler returns `data: selectedItem`); wire downstream by the element type, not a fixed handle.

Tips before you run

Start with the default settings and change one input at a time. Keep the result you like on your board so the next step can use it.

If you add a reference file, use a link the workflow can read. Check the inputs and credit estimate on the board before starting a run.

Common questions

How do I use List Select (logic) on Wireflow?

Set the inputs above and choose Open in a workflow. Sign in to save your board, then check its credit estimate before you run.

Can I use List Select (logic) through an API?

Yes. Save a workflow with this model, then call the Wireflow run API with its workflow ID. The API tab has examples you can copy.

What changes the credit price?

The price shown uses the model defaults. Your inputs and model settings can change the total. The workflow shows an estimate before you run.

Can I connect this to another model?

Yes. Open it in a workflow and connect its output to another node with a matching input type.