What does the Draft mode enable you to do in a flow rule?

The Draft mode in a flow rule is designed to facilitate the early stages of the flow design process. While in Draft mode, you can reference other rules that have not yet been created. This is particularly useful during the development phase when you might want to plan for components or functionality that will be implemented later. By allowing references to these future elements, developers can create a more comprehensive and actionable flow even when not all parts of the system are fully designed or available.

This capability is essential for maintaining an agile approach to development, as it enables teams to outline and visualize their intent for the flow before all the supporting rules are finalized. Draft mode, therefore, acts as a flexible workspace for collaboration and planning within the Pega environment.