# FlowGenie

ProcessMaker's FlowGenie introduces an AI Studio within the Process Modeler, providing Process Designers with the capability to execute a wide range of tasks by simply entering a description of what they wish to achieve. FlowGenie has the following features and functionalities:

* FlowGenie is accessible as a new AI-enabled process object within the Modeler.
* Designers enter a prompt and provide relevant input data, which the FlowGenie utilizes to generate a response.
* The response can be formatted as text, JSON, or an HTML table.
* Designers have the ability to add and link multiple Genies within their processes. Each Genie executes a single prompt and returns a response in a request variable for the next Genie. Request variables can be passed to Genies using mustache syntax within the prompt.
* Genies can be expanded into a full-size **FlowGenie Studio**, enabling users to test, preview, and fine-tune their behavior directly within the Modeler environment.
* Genies also have the capability to interpret file attachments, providing potential for document processing.

## Use FlowGenie to Analyze Images 

Watch the following product tour to learn how FlowGenie can analyze images and generate text output based on the entered prompt. 

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Click [here ](https://docs.processmaker.com/designer-modeler/flowgenie)for detailed information on how to use FlowGenie.

## Use FlowGenie to Generate a JSON Response

Watch the following product tour to learn how FlowGenie can use input variables to generate a JSON response.&#x20;

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Click [here ](https://docs.processmaker.com/designer-modeler/flowgenie)for detailed information on how to use FlowGenie.

## Use FlowGenie to Generate a Table

Watch the following product tour to learn how FlowGenie can use a variety of input data and generate a response formatted as a table.&#x20;

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