Use #name to make variables dynamic
When you want a parameter to be adjustable across multiple workflow runs, use # followed by the parameter name in place of the actual value.
temperature = 300temperature = #temperatureRepeat is for static workflows only
#temperature) when you want to explore different parameter values.
Automatically enabled when using dynamic parameters
Parameter sweep allows you to systematically explore different combinations of parameter values.
#name syntax (e.g., #temperature) in your workflow
Use cases: Sensitivity analysis, parameter optimization, design space exploration
Enabled when you have both dynamic parameters AND output values
The optimizer automatically finds the best parameter values to optimize your output metric.
#name syntax (input)Note: Parameter sweep option remains available even in optimizer mode
Use "Save value as" to capture important results
When you want to track or optimize a result from your workflow, give it a meaningful name in the "Save value as" field.
final_stress, total_energy, efficiencymax_temperature not max temperatureSaved values become available for optimization and can be tracked across parameter sweeps.
Mark steps as "Once per batch" to run them only once for multiple samples
Some actions apply to all samples at once (batch actions), while others must run for each individual sample (per-sample actions).
#mesh_size instead of #x