Use Flowgen as the starting workspace for connected creation pipelines, including website and video documents.
Where: Dashboard → create/open project → Flowgen canvas
Key ideas
- Naming: A flow is connected nodes. The canvas is the workspace where the graph is laid out and where multiple nested subflows can live.
- Every medium: Image/audio/3D generators and Section, Document Editor, and Video Composition nodes all participate in the same graph.
- Flowgen-first: Website/video projects can be represented by editor-backed nodes so generated assets and decisions remain upstream and editable.
Steps
- Start on the Flowgen canvas.
- Add or ask the assistant for the connected generation steps.
- Finish the graph with a Section, Document Editor, or Video Composition node.
- Run the flow, then open the embedded editor for hands-on refinement.
How the workspace is organized
- Project: the overall saved work.
- Canvas: one saved board within the project.
- Flow: connected nodes that transform inputs into outputs.
- Group/subflow: a connected region collapsed behind typed inputs and outputs.
Editor-backed outputs
Section, Document Editor, Video Composition, and related nodes keep websites/videos in the same graph as research, prompts, media generation, approvals, and records. Open the node editor for hands-on work without losing upstream provenance.
Running a graph
Run only the node/group you are testing while building. Use Flow Run or a published automation when the whole connected path is ready and its inputs, routes, and approval pauses are intentional.
Tips
- Name canvases and major groups by outcome.
- Keep reusable personas, brand, and business context in Brain instead of copying long prompts into every node.