Agent Mode Guide
Agent Mode is especially useful for:
Scenario | What it can do |
|---|---|
Multi-step automation | Describe the goal once instead of operating step by step. The Agent breaks down and executes the intermediate steps. |
Content packages | Produce content plans, series images, copy, and other packaged outputs as one module. |
Work from existing materials | Connect images, text, or modules from the canvas and continue creating from your existing materials. |
1. Add an Agent node
Add an Agent node to the canvas.
2. Connect materials
Connect the nodes the Agent should use: images, text, videos, or even an entire module. Different input types let the Agent do different kinds of work.
Connect an image node to the Agent
The Agent can inspect image content, analyze design, break down composition, interpret style, and directly use the image for editing or video creation.
Connect a module to the Agent
The Agent can understand a group of related materials as a whole. It can also package related images, text, and videos into a new reusable module.
Connect an Aesthetic Node to the Agent
The Agent can read the style model in an Aesthetic Node and apply that aesthetic logic while executing the task.
3. Give the Agent a task
Tell the Agent what you want in chat. It understands the task, breaks it into steps, and runs them in sequence. You only need to wait for completion.
Select the Agent node and send an instruction from the workbench below. Use @ in the input box to open a menu for parameters and reference objects, making the request more precise.
After submitting the task, you can watch progress below the Agent node. Click Terminate if you need to stop it.
4. Receive the module result
When the task finishes, the result is packaged as a module on the canvas. It may contain text, images, or a complete content plan.
You can continue using the generated module:
- Run all：Replace the module inputs and rerun the whole module; downstream results update accordingly.
- Save：Save it to the module sidebar and drag it back later for reuse.
- Ungroup：Break the module apart and use its nodes as normal canvas nodes.
- Export all：Export all outputs in the module at once.
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