Kindly be advised that the Builder Copilot is currently in its beta phase.

During this testing phase, the functionality of the Builder Copilot is limited to the creation of a new Workflow from scratch or revising existing Workflow in the Editor.

The ability to edit, update, and delete Workflows using the Builder Copilot is not yet available.

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Safe Use of AI

It is important that Blink does not use customer data for AI training. We adhere to industry standards to ensure your data remains secure, never stored or utilized for these purposes.

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Using Builder Copilot on an Entire Workflow

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Open your workspace and select Create New Workflow.

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In the top-left corner select the Builder Copilot icon.

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A prompt interface will appear.

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Provide Builder Copilot with detailed instructions specifying the type of Workflow you want it to create and then press generate. It may take a few seconds to generate the Workflow. Explore the best methods for generating the ideal prompt by visiting Best Practices for using Builder Copilot

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Once the process is complete, Builder Copilot will update your canvas with a recommendation based on your prompt.

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At any stage you can also undo or redo any changes made by the Builder Copilot by clicking on the undo or redo arrows in the top-right corner.

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  1. Lastly, you can either makes additional changes to the Workflow that Builder Copilot has just created or save it to your workspace for future use.

Before executing your Workflow, double-check your Workflow to ensure it meets your requirements perfectly.

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Best Practices

  1. Be clear and precise: Providing clear and specific instructions will assist Builder Copilot in understanding your instructions clearly.
  2. Use complete integration names: For example, instead of using generic terms like Compute Instance, specify the full name of the relevant integrations, such as AWS EC2 Compute Instance.
  3. Refrain from using unknown or unrecognized vendors in your prompt.
  4. Using the word loop in your prompt will likely generate a looping action in the results. Try to be as descriptive as possible about what you want the loop action to accomplish.
  5. Keep it simple and concise: To tackle complex workflows effectively, consider breaking your prompt instructions into bullet points, ensuring each bullet point prompt is concise and straightforward. For Example:
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Limitations

  1. Builder Copilot does not support working with Tables, text blocks, and the switch case utility action.
  2. Sometimes results may be incorrect or invalid.
  3. Workflows that involve multiple integrations may not generate properly.

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