Chat Flows (Beta)

The Chat node is a special node that enables you to use use the data from the Flow canvas to chat with.

Ideation is a key part of the creative process, and the chat node enables you to have a conversation with the Flow. When you are unsure what to automate, you can use the chat node as a starting point for further ideation.

Some tasks are inherently creative, like writing a blog post or a script for a video. As such the getting the right context to experiment with is key.

Example use-cases where the Chat node is useful:

• Write a script for a video based on reference videos from a YouTube channel
• Write a blog post about a topic based on reference web blogs
• Generate a list of ideas for a new product based on a list of features

Chat Flows

How to use Chat Flows

1. Add a Chat node to the Flow canvas

2. Add data source nodes to the Flow canvas

3. Run or ensure output data is available on the data source nodes

4. Connect the output of the data source nodes to the Chat node

5. Write your first message to the Chat node

6. When you need a fresh conversation, press + in the Chat node's purple header. Use the tabs to return to an earlier conversation.

7. To automate the displayed conversation, use Run This on the Chat node or Run All for the connected flow. Only the active tab's saved user messages are replayed and charged. A blank active tab produces an empty replay. Each rerun reads the latest connected data, including the current contents of linked reusable groups.

Organize related chats

Drag one Chat node onto another, review the confirmation, then choose Group chats to put all of their conversations into a single tabbed Chat node. The destination keeps its model, tools, label, size, and connections; the dragged source and its connections are removed. Messages remain in separate conversations. Cancel leaves both nodes and their connections intact.

To move just one conversation, drag its tab onto another Chat node. Drop the tab on blank canvas—or use Move to new Chat node in the tab menu—to extract it into a disconnected node with the same model, tools, and dimensions. Tab menus also let you rename and delete conversations. Deletion requires confirmation; deleting a node's final conversation also removes the node and its connections.

Example use-cases

Write a script for a video based on reference videos from a YouTube channel

1. Add a Chat node to the Flow canvas

2. Add a relevant video material from Youtube, Instagram, TikTok, etc. to the Flow canvas.

3. Run or ensure output data is available from the video material.

4. Connect video materials to the Chat node and ask for a script for a video.

Chat to Script

Write a blog post about a topic based on reference web blogs

1. Add a Chat node to the Flow canvas

2. Add relevant web blogs to the Flow canvas like your own blog or other blogs you like.

3. Add reference material about the topic you'd like to write about.

4. Connect the reference material and web blogs to the Chat node and ask for a blog post about the topic.

Chat to Blog

Generate a list of ideas for a new product based on a list of features

1. Add a Chat node to the Flow canvas

2. Add documentation on your current product or service (e.g. a website, a pdf, etc.).

3. Add reference material about your competitors, your target audience, or other relevant information.

4. Connect the reference material and documentation to the Chat node and ask for ideas for a new product or service.

Chat to Features