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The builder is not just for the first draft. With a workflow open, the chat input switches to edit mode (“Editing: your workflow name”) and anything you type is applied to that workflow. Describe the change the way you would to a teammate:
  • “Add a filter so only emails from customers get through”
  • “Post the summary to #general instead of #random”
  • “Make the schedule run hourly on weekdays”
Chat sidebar applying an edit to the open workflow on the canvas

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Your existing nodes are preserved

The builder reads your current workflow and makes targeted changes. It adds, reconfigures, rewires, or removes only what your request needs; every other node, connection, and setting stays as it is. The chat shows a card for each node it touched so you can see exactly what changed.
Before a large rework, save a snapshot from the Versions panel (shortcut V) so you can restore the workflow if you do not like the result. See Version history.

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When to edit on the canvas instead

Direct canvas editing is the better tool when you already know the exact change:
  • Setting one field to a precise value, especially from a dropdown you can see
  • Rewiring a single connection or repositioning nodes
  • Quick toggles like disabling a node
Hand edits are instant and free, while every builder message runs a generation that uses credits. Use the builder for changes that span several nodes or that you would rather describe than configure; see Configuring nodes for the manual side.