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Copilot Modes

Understanding the AI copilot modes in NUXA Flow

Copilot Modes

NUXA Flow's AI copilot adapts its behavior based on context and user intent. Different modes provide different capabilities and tools.


Mode Overview

ModeContextPurposeTools Available
ChatWorkspaceQuick Q&A and searchSearch, basic queries
ExploreWorkspaceDeep analysisCode execution, API calls, artifacts
GuideWorkflowLearning assistanceRead-only workflow analysis
StudioWorkflowBuilding workflowsFull editing capabilities
AgentDeployedCustomer-facingConfigured per deployment

Workspace Modes

Chat Mode (workspace-chat)

The default mode for quick interactions in the workspace.

Best For:

  • Quick questions about your workflows
  • Searching for templates
  • Finding specific blocks or features
  • Getting help with syntax

Capabilities:

  • Search across workflows and templates
  • Query knowledge base
  • Explain workflow concepts
  • Suggest best practices

Example Prompts:

"Find all workflows using the Slack block"
"How do I use variables in conditions?"
"What templates are available for email automation?"

Explore Mode (workspace-explore)

Deep analysis mode with extended capabilities.

Best For:

  • Complex data analysis
  • Generating reports
  • Exploring API responses
  • Creating artifacts (images, code, documents)

Capabilities:

  • Execute JavaScript/Python code
  • Make API calls
  • Generate visualizations
  • Create downloadable artifacts
  • Analyze large datasets

Example Prompts:

"Analyze my workflow execution logs from the past week"
"Generate a report of all API errors"
"Create a visualization of my workflow usage patterns"

Workflow Modes

Guide Mode (workflow-guide)

Learning-focused mode for understanding workflows.

Best For:

  • Learning how a workflow works
  • Getting recommendations
  • Understanding block connections
  • Debugging issues

Capabilities:

  • Read workflow structure
  • Explain block configurations
  • Suggest improvements
  • Identify potential issues

Example Prompts:

"Explain what this workflow does"
"Why might this condition be failing?"
"What's the best way to handle errors here?"

Studio Mode (workflow-studio)

Full workflow building mode with all editing tools.

Best For:

  • Building new workflows
  • Modifying existing workflows
  • Adding and configuring blocks
  • Setting up integrations

Capabilities:

  • Add, remove, and configure blocks
  • Create connections between blocks
  • Set up variables and conditions
  • Test workflow execution
  • Configure triggers

Example Prompts:

"Add a Slack notification at the end of this workflow"
"Create a condition to check if the user is premium"
"Set up a schedule to run this daily at 9 AM"

Agent Runtime Mode

Agent Mode (agent)

Mode for deployed agents serving end customers.

Best For:

  • Production agent deployments
  • Customer-facing interactions
  • Tool execution within defined boundaries

Capabilities:

  • Configured tools per deployment
  • Conversation memory
  • Knowledge base access
  • Custom guardrails

Configuration Options:

  • Available tools
  • System prompt
  • Memory settings
  • Rate limits
  • Response formatting

Mode Switching

Automatic Mode Selection

The copilot automatically selects the appropriate mode based on:

  1. Current context: Workspace vs. workflow editor
  2. User intent: Questions vs. building requests
  3. Available permissions: What the user can access

Manual Mode Override

Users can explicitly request a mode change:

"Switch to explore mode"
"I want to build - use studio mode"
"Just help me understand this - guide mode"

Mode Capabilities Matrix

CapabilityChatExploreGuideStudioAgent
Searchβœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…βšͺ
Knowledge Baseβœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…
Code ExecutionβŒβœ…βŒβŒβšͺ
API CallsβŒβœ…βŒβŒβšͺ
ArtifactsβŒβœ…βŒβŒβšͺ
Read Workflowβœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…βšͺ
Edit WorkflowβŒβŒβŒβœ…βŒ
Add BlocksβŒβŒβŒβœ…βŒ
Test WorkflowβŒβŒβŒβœ…βŒ
Custom ToolsβŒβŒβŒβŒβœ…

Legend: βœ… Available | ❌ Not Available | βšͺ Configurable


Best Practices

Choosing the Right Mode

  1. Start with Chat for quick questions
  2. Use Explore when you need data analysis or reports
  3. Use Guide when learning or debugging
  4. Use Studio when actively building

Mode-Specific Tips

Chat Mode:

  • Keep questions focused and specific
  • Use natural language
  • Reference specific workflows by name

Explore Mode:

  • Describe your analysis goals clearly
  • Request specific output formats
  • Ask for explanations of results

Guide Mode:

  • Ask "why" questions to understand logic
  • Request step-by-step explanations
  • Ask about best practices

Studio Mode:

  • Describe your automation goal clearly
  • Specify integrations you want to use
  • Mention any constraints or requirements

Legacy Mode Mapping

For backwards compatibility with older integrations:

Legacy Mode+ Workspace+ Workflow
askChatGuide
buildExploreStudio
agentAgentAgent