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Click the Flowy AI dock at the bottom of the canvas and a row of suggestion chips appears above the composer. These are quick actions: ready-made prompts that read what you have selected and propose the most useful next step. Click one and the Flowy AI chat panel opens with the full prompt staged and your selection attached — tweak it or send it as-is, and the assistant starts building on the canvas.

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They follow your selection

The chips change as your context changes. Select an image and you get image moves; select several nodes and you get composition moves; select nothing and they read the board as a whole. A few examples of what they do:
  • Compose video looks at the selected nodes and builds a video that combines them into one polished shot.
  • Animate image uses the selected image as the source reference for a cinematic video.
  • Make variants keeps your original and generates three distinct creative directions from it.
  • Product video starts from scratch: brief, references to gather, storyboard beats, and video nodes ready to generate.
  • Audit canvas inspects the whole board and suggests the highest-impact next creative action — the same idea as a full canvas audit.
  • Layout canvas and Organize selection ask the assistant to frame and arrange nodes into a clean, readable workflow.

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Good to know

  • Quick actions are prompts, not silent operations — each one opens the chat so you can watch the assistant work, steer it, or stop it. How much it confirms before acting depends on the assistant’s mode.
  • Sometimes the assistant offers its own follow-up suggestions after a reply; when it does, those replace the default chips until the context changes.
  • The dock is hidden for viewers on read-only projects, and while the full chat panel is open — the panel’s composer takes over.
Quick actions are the fastest way to learn what Flowy AI can do: select something, read the three chips, and you have a menu of its best moves for that context.