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In this section, we’ll explore how to create dynamic prompts and use various block types in Odella.

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Getting Started

  1. In the sidebar, locate the “Flows” tab.
  2. Find the folder named “2. Dynamic Prompting”.
  3. Open the “Dynamic Prompting” flow.
You should see a flow that looks like this:
Dynamic Prompting Flow

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Running the Flow

  1. Click the “Run” button to start the flow.
  2. You’ll see two Chat Blocks running at the same time.
  3. A user input prompt will appear, asking you to choose a contract type.
  4. Enter one of the listed contract types and submit.
  5. The final Chat Block will generate a template for your chosen contract type.

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Understanding the Flow

Let’s break down this flow into simpler parts:

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1. Setup

Setup Blocks
We start with three blocks:
  • A Text Block for the system prompt
  • Two Prompt Blocks to guide the AI’s responses

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2. Combining Outputs

After the initial chats, we use a Text Block to combine their outputs into one message.

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3. User Input

User Input Toggle
We use a User Input Block to ask the user which contract type they want. The question is created dynamically based on the previous outputs.

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4. Final Response

Final Response
The flow ends with a final Chat Block that generates the contract template based on the user’s choice.

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Key Concept: Dynamic Prompting

Dynamic prompting allows us to create flexible, context-aware interactions. In this flow, we use it to:
  1. Combine AI-generated introductions and contract lists
  2. Create a personalized user input prompt
  3. Generate a specific contract template based on user input
By using dynamic prompts, we can create more interactive and responsive workflows in Odella.