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The AI Chat sidebar is an assistant that’s available throughout Spojit. Open it from the navigation bar to ask questions, get help, or have the AI build and modify workflows on your behalf.

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Context awareness

The AI knows which page you’re on and adapts its responses accordingly: When you’re in the workflow editor, the AI can see everything on your canvas: node types, labels, how they’re connected, and each node’s configuration. This means you can ask specific questions like “what does the third step do?” or “is there a problem with my loop?”.

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Building workflows with chat

In the workflow editor, the AI can directly modify your canvas. You can ask it to:
  • Add nodes: “Add a Slack connector after the trigger”
  • Remove nodes: “Delete the transform node”
  • Update configuration: “Change the condition to check if order total is over $100”
  • Connect nodes: “Connect the Shopify node to the condition”
  • Build entire flows: “Create a workflow that fetches new Shopify orders and sends a Slack notification for each one”
The AI will make changes to your canvas and explain what it did. You’ll see nodes appear, move, or get connected in real time.
If you’re not sure where to start, try describing what you want your workflow to do in plain language. The AI can scaffold the whole thing for you, and you can refine from there.

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What you can ask

Beyond building workflows, you can use the chat for:
  • Explanations: “What does this workflow do?” or “Explain the condition node”
  • Troubleshooting: “Why might this step fail?” or “What’s wrong with my workflow?”
  • Guidance: “How do I connect to Shopify?” or “What’s the best way to loop over an array?”
  • General questions: “What connectors are available?” or “How do schedules work?”

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Choosing a model

The chat header bar includes a model picker. Select a model from the dropdown to change which model powers your session; your choice persists across page reloads. See AI Models for details on each model’s strengths.

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Tips for effective use

  • Be specific: “Add a Slack connector that sends to #general” works better than “add a messaging step”
  • Reference nodes by name: if you’ve labelled your nodes, use those labels when talking to the AI
  • Iterate: start with a rough workflow and ask the AI to refine it step by step
  • Ask for explanations: if you’re not sure what the AI did, ask it to explain
  • Use it on any page: the chat isn’t just for the editor. Ask questions about connections, settings, or general workflow design from anywhere