Composer & Generative AI
How Composer assists workflow editing, what to verify before you apply changes, and how external AI providers are involved.
Creators building and publishing workflows.
Composer is the AI-assisted editing panel inside Workflow Studio. You describe what you want in plain language and Composer edits the graph. Additive edits apply directly and can be undone; destructive or costly changes wait for your approval.
Composer uses generative AI. Suggestions can be wrong, incomplete, or unsuitable for your product. You are responsible for what you apply and what you publish.
Effective date: May 26, 2026 Last updated: May 26, 2026
What Composer is#
Composer helps you inspect the current workflow, propose supported edits (add blocks, update settings, connect nodes), validate those edits against Edgaze rules, and explain what it intends to change.
Composer is not a general chatbot, legal advisor, or guarantee that a workflow will run correctly in production. It never replaces your whole graph, removes blocks, or adds costly or externally visible steps without your approval.
External AI providers#
Composer sends your prompt and relevant workflow context to third-party model providers to generate responses. Edgaze does not operate those models. Providers, versions, and routing can change.
Your use is subject to Edgaze policies and the provider's terms. Do not submit secrets, passwords, or data you are not allowed to share.
How Edgaze keeps control#
The model proposes structured actions. It does not get unrestricted write access to your canvas.
Edgaze validates proposals against supported blocks and connection rules before anything applies. Additive edits, such as adding blocks, changing settings, and connecting nodes, apply directly; use Undo in the changes panel to roll back the last Composer change. These changes always wait for your approval: replacing the whole graph, deleting or disconnecting nodes, adding image generation, adding Repeat, external write actions through an API or integration block, anything Composer itself flags as high-risk, and any other change to steps that Composer's cost check rates as costly or risky, such as creator-shared credentials or very high token limits. If you reject a change, nothing is applied. Limits on turns, tool use, and graph size reduce runaway automation.
If you edit the canvas while Composer is working, Edgaze tries to detect conflicts so manual work is not overwritten quietly.
Composer cannot edit locked or read-only workflows.
What we do not guarantee#
Composer may misunderstand your intent, produce suboptimal graphs, miss policy or compliance needs, or be unavailable. Confident wording is not proof of correctness.
Your responsibilities#
Review each change Composer applies or asks you to approve, and the workflow's behavior before you publish. Test with representative inputs. Do not paste API keys or unnecessary sensitive data into prompts. Decide whether each suggestion should be applied, edited, or rejected.
Data handling#
Prompts, attachments where supported, and workflow context may be processed by Edgaze and external providers to operate the feature. See the Privacy Policy for broader data practices.
Related policies#
- Content Disclaimer
- Terms of Service
- Acceptable Use Policy
- Privacy Policy
- Workflow Run Policy
- Billing guides
- Workflow Studio
Contact#
Questions: support@edgaze.ai
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