AI Generated Nodes

Open the AI Node Generator

Click on the wand icon 🪄 on the top left menu bar to open the AI Node Generator. This action will open the AI Node Generator, where you'll be able to initiate the node creation process.

Give the prompt to generate the node

The AI Node Generator modal asks you to give a prompt for the node you want to generate. This prompt serves as a guideline for the AI to understand your requirements.

Check out the following image for an example prompt. Once you have given the prompt, click on the "Generate" button to generate the node.

The resultant output should be in the form of a JSON object with the following format:
{
    "cover":{
        "title":string,
        "subtitle":string,
        "illustration":string
    },
    "pages":[
        {
            "index":number,
            "illustration":string,
            "text":string
        }
    ]
}

Example Prompt to Generate Node using any API

With this example prompt you can generate a perfect node for any API or SDK module. For this example, we will generate a node for the Adalo API.

Typically the best way to generate a node with AI is using a prompt like this.. 1. input, 2. output, and 3. docs API code (which can be found in the official documentation - https://help.adalo.com/integrations/the-adalo-api/push-notifications#curl (opens in a new tab).) You can customize the steps according to your usecase.

Explore and Modify the Node via the Node Explorer

Once the AI generates the node based on your prompt, you can explore its functionalities and make further modifications using "Node Explorer </>". This is a powerful tool that allows you to fine-tune the node's logic, input parameters, output configurations, and metadata descriptions. For more details on customizing nodes, refer to the editing nodes section.

Testing the Node

The Node Editor provides a convenient testing feature, allowing you to test the newly created node using sample data without deploying the entire workflow. This ensures that the node operates as expected before full implementation. To learn more about testing nodes, refer to the testing nodes section.

Open the Expression Editor (x)

While configuring a node, locate the expression icon (x) and click on it to open the Expression Editor.

Select and Define a Prompt

Within the expression editor, you'll notice an Autofill icon. Click on this icon to enable the add your prompt.

Provide a precise and descriptive prompt that articulates the specific data you need. The clarity of this prompt is crucial for the AI to generate accurate values.

For instance, you might define a prompt like:

I need to autofill the value to the current unix timestamp