Text Assistants

Run Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate, rewrite, analyze, or transform text — without writing prompts from scratch.

While "Generate Text" nodes come with empty instructions, Text Assistants are pre-built expert prompts paired with powerful LLMs.

Instead of engineering prompts yourself, you select an assistant, add your own context, and get production-ready text outputs.

How it works

  1. Add a Text Assistant node from the node picker (under Use AI → Text Assistants).

  2. Choose an assistant — each one is optimized for a specific task (prompt enhancement, ad copy, content analysis, etc.).

  3. Connect inputs — feed in text, brand context, or other data from upstream nodes.

  4. Configure — add custom instructions to tailor the assistant's behavior to your use case.

  5. Run — the assistant processes your inputs through the selected LLM and outputs text.

What you can do

Text Assistants handle a wide range of text tasks within your workflows:

  • Enhance prompts — improve a rough user prompt before it reaches an image or video generation node.

  • Generate copy — write ad copy, social captions, product descriptions, or email content.

  • Analyze content — process uploaded documents, summarize information, or extract key data.

  • Transform text — reformat, translate, or adapt content for different channels or audiences.

  • Combine inputs — merge multiple inputs (user prompt + brand context + reference data) into a single, structured instruction for downstream nodes.

How to use Assistants

Tips

  • Use Text Assistants as glue between nodes. Place one between your input and your generation node to process, enhance, or restructure data before it reaches the AI model.

  • Refine them to fit your context. Tweak instructions, connect Brand Voice and Brand Context nodes to ensure the assistant writes in your brand's tone and style.

  • Stack multiple assistants when you need multi-step text processing — e.g., one to analyze a brief, another to write the prompt.

  • Try different models for the same task. Balanced models are fast and cheap for simple transformations; advanced models handle nuanced creative writing better. Check the Text models guide for recommendations.

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