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Workflow Copilot

Copilot is a chat panel that builds workflows from plain language. Tell it what you want — "product photo → 3 stylized shots → one hero video" — and it adds the nodes, wires the ports, and writes sensible starter prompts. It's the fastest route from an idea to a runnable graph, especially while you're still learning what the node types do.

Open it​

On any editable workflow, click Copilot in the canvas top bar. The panel docks to the left of the canvas — the same spot the Agent panel occupies in the Cut Editor. Type into "Describe a change…" and send.

Copilot works on templates too — make a copy first, since template previews are read-only.

Build and iterate conversationally​

Copilot edits the live graph, so you can shape a pipeline in rounds:

  1. "Product photo and a mood prompt, generate 4 campaign images." — Copilot lays down the inputs, a generator per shot, and outputs.
  2. "Make the third one a close-up, and add an LLM step that writes the shot prompts from a single brief." — it inserts a Generate Text node and rewires the prompts through it.
  3. "Now feed the best image into a 5-second video." — a Generate Video node appears, wired to the image and prompt.

Each request builds on the current state of the canvas, not a blank slate — so treat it like art direction, not a one-shot command.

You keep the wheel​

Copilot's edits are ordinary canvas edits. Every node it adds is yours to move, rewire, reconfigure, or delete by hand, and you can alternate freely — sketch the structure with Copilot, then fine-tune prompts and models yourself. Nothing runs until you press Run, and the graph only persists when you Save.

tip

Copilot is an LLM step, so requests spend a small number of credits — the same metering as Generate Text nodes. Structural wiring you can do faster by hand costs nothing.

Keep going​