Method 1: Chat Panel

Create flows using the Jinba Copilot through natural language conversation. If you need help creating or editing your flow, you can use the Jinba Copilot to help. It can help you make edits based on your conversation, and if tools require you to set up API keys or credentials from other services, it will also alert you.

How It Works

The Jinba Copilot uses natural language processing to understand your requirements and automatically generates the appropriate flow structure. Simply describe what you want to accomplish, and the copilot will:

• Suggest appropriate tools and configurations
• Create the necessary manifest structure
• Help you set up API keys and credentials
• Guide you through the process step by step

Step-by-Step Process

1. Generate Your Workflow

jinba.flow uses AI to generate workflows from scratch. Simply:

• Go to the chat input screen on the main page
• Enter your requirements in natural language
• The AI will automatically start generating your workflow

The chat screen also includes several sample templates to help you get started. For example, you can try creating a Gmail draft workflow.

2. Review and Accept Changes

When the workflow generation is complete, you’ll see a screen asking you to accept the changes. Click “Accept Changes” to proceed.

3. Configure Details

Once the workflow is generated, you can:

• Click on each module to access detailed settings
• Modify content, email addresses, or other parameters
• Select your Google account (if you set up OAuth in step 1)

4. Execute Your Workflow

After configuring the details:

• Click the “Execute” button in the top right
• The system will automatically process your workflow
• Results will appear in the bottom right corner

5. View Results

Once execution is complete, you can see the actual results. For example, if you created a Gmail draft, you’ll find the email saved in your Gmail drafts folder.

Getting Started

1. Open the chat interface in your Jinbaflow editor
2. Describe your workflow in natural language
3. Follow the copilot’s suggestions and prompts
4. Review and refine the generated flow
5. Test and iterate as needed

This method is perfect for beginners or when you want to quickly prototype ideas without diving into technical details.