LuviBot builds your workflows

When a job chains several generations together, say an image and then a video made from it, LuviBot builds it as a workflow.

Describe what you want, and LuviBot picks the models, wires the nodes together and saves the workflow.

Ask it to run, and a Ready to run card appears: the workflow's name at the top, the credits in the corner and how many generations it will make underneath.

The tilde in front of the figure means some steps were priced before their input existed, so this is the least it will cost.

Open in Workflow shows the graph on the canvas. Nothing starts until you press Run, and Cancel scraps the card.

While it runs, the card counts the finished steps. You can close the panel; the workflow keeps going in the background.

When it's done, a line appears in the chat with the number of results and the credits charged, and the card now shows what was actually charged.

LuviBot can also see the workflow open on the Workflow page, so you can ask what's in it or ask it to make changes.

Before changing a workflow you built, LuviBot saves a copy of it to your Workflows list. It adds or changes steps but never deletes any, and loading the copy undoes the change.

You can also ask it to stop a run that's under way. Steps that haven't started won't run, but generations already sent off still finish and are charged.

If a step fails, ask LuviBot to try it again. The Ready to retry card reruns only that step and the steps it held up, and the steps that succeeded aren't charged twice.

In short: you describe the job and LuviBot builds the workflow, but the decision to run it is always yours.