# Quickstart (/docs/getting-started/quickstart)

Build and run your first workflow in under 5 minutes.



This guide walks you through creating a simple workflow that fetches a token price and logs it.

This quickstart uses Birdeye, so add a Birdeye credential first. If you only want to test the editor without credentials, build a two-node workflow instead: **Manual Trigger** -> **Log**.

1\. Create a workflow [#1-create-a-workflow]

1. From the dashboard, click **Create Workflow**
2. Name it "My First Flow"
3. You're now in the visual editor

2\. Add a trigger [#2-add-a-trigger]

1. The node toolbar is on the left side of the canvas
2. Drag a **Manual Trigger** node onto the canvas
3. This lets you run the workflow by clicking a button

3\. Add a data node [#3-add-a-data-node]

1. Drag a **Birdeye** node onto the canvas (under Integrations)
2. Click the node to open its settings
3. Set the operation to **Get Price**
4. Enter a token address (e.g., SOL: `So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112`)
5. Select your Birdeye credential (add one in [Credentials](/docs/credentials) first)

4\. Connect the nodes [#4-connect-the-nodes]

1. Click the output port (right side) of the Manual Trigger
2. Drag to the input port (left side) of the Birdeye node
3. An edge appears connecting them

5\. Add a log node [#5-add-a-log-node]

1. Drag a **Log** node onto the canvas
2. Connect Birdeye's output to the Log input
3. In the Log config, set the message to: `Price: {birdeyeResponse.data.value}`

6\. Run it [#6-run-it]

1. Click the **Run** button in the top toolbar
2. Watch the nodes light up green as they execute
3. Open the executions panel to see the Log output, node timings, and run details

You just built and ran your first Solaris AI Flow workflow.

Next steps [#next-steps]

* [Core Concepts](/docs/concepts) - understand the building blocks
* [Node Reference](/docs/nodes) - explore the node library
* [Triggers](/docs/triggers) - automate with webhooks and cron