Use the bottom Make/Agent surface and the reorganized left rail without hunting through the old top-bar workflow.
Where: Flowgen bottom bar and left rail
Key ideas
- Make: Choose one creation action, write the prompt, attach/select references, choose a compatible model, and place/run the resulting node.
- Agent: Switch the same bottom control into Build or Plan mode for multi-step work with the full canonical Flowgen tool catalog.
- Left rail map: Outline and Activity are read surfaces; Brain, Add, Assets, Comments, Draw, canvas controls, Flows, and Prompt Library cover creation, review, memory, and reusable starting points.
Steps
- Use Make for a single known output or node.
- Switch to Agent when the request needs a connected multi-step graph or an editable plan.
- Use Outline to inspect structure and Activity to see running work.
- Use Brain/Add/Assets for inputs, Comments for review, and Flows/Prompt Library for reusable graphs and instructions.
Three focused workflows
- Make: create one known node/output from a brief and typed references.
- Agent: use Assist for conversation/direct work or Plan & Build for an editable staged graph plan.
- Left rail: inspect structure/activity and open Brain, Add, Assets, Comments, Draw, canvas controls, Flows, and Prompt Library.
State survives presentation changes
Collapsing the bottom surface or switching Make/Agent does not discard the draft, references, conversation, history, or an in-flight run. The collapsed pill reports active work.