Navigate structure, runs, reusable memory, node insertion, assets, feedback, drawing, canvas display, saved canvases, and reusable flows from the reorganized left rail.
Where: Flowgen left rail
Key ideas
- Inspect: Outline shows graph structure and Activity shows work/run state without changing the graph.
- Create and reuse: Brain, Add, Assets, Flows, and Prompt Library provide durable context, nodes, media, ready-made graphs, and saved instructions.
- Collaborate and arrange: Comments and Draw support review/annotation; canvas controls switch card/noodle presentation, snapping, sound, sticky notes, and related display behavior.
Steps
- Open a rail icon and read its tooltip/label.
- Use Outline or Activity to inspect before editing.
- Use Brain/Add/Assets/Flows/Prompt Library to bring reusable material into the canvas.
- Use Comments/Draw for review and the canvas controls for how the graph is displayed and manipulated.
Rail reference
- Outline: inspect nodes/groups and navigate structure.
- Activity: see current/recent graph work and progress.
- Brain: create, edit, search, and drag durable records.
- Add: browse node categories and insert a node.
- Assets: upload/find media and use it as graph input.
- Comments: place and resolve review threads.
- Draw: add freehand visual annotations.
- Canvas controls: card/noodle display, snapping, sound, sticky notes, and related preferences.
- Flows: start from reusable/marketplace flow graphs.
- Prompt Library: reuse saved instructions.
Canvases versus Flows
The project switcher manages saved canvases. The Flows surface browses reusable connected graphs. A flow is the connected nodes; a canvas is the saved board that contains them.