Flow Studio AI

Flow Studio turns a sentence into an automation. Describe what you want done in your document — “add a 0.5 mm bezel around every selected gem”, “list the stones by size and price them” — and it writes a Python script for exactly that, shows it to you, and runs it when you click Apply. Scripts that earn their keep get saved to your Flow library and become one-click tools.

Open it with ArtisanFlowStudio, or from Flow Studio in the ribbon’s File tab.

Setting up

Flow Studio needs two things: a network connection, and an OpenRouter API key entered in Options → Artisan → Integrations — see Accounts and API keys. The model it uses is the Flow Studio model on the same page; code is where a strong model pays off most, see Choosing models. Generation happens through your own OpenRouter account — running an already-saved flow needs neither the key nor the network.

The conversation

Every message you type is a request for a script — this is not a general chat. Before asking, Flow Studio reads your document’s context: the units, what is selected, and the gems in the selection with their shapes, materials, and sizes — so “the selected stones” means exactly that.

The reply is a proposal: “I prepared this script. Review it and click Apply to run it.” The </> toggle shows the actual code; Apply runs it, Cancel discards it. After the run you get a ✓ or ✗ with the result, and an OUTPUT card with anything the script printed.

Two buttons appear on the result:

• 🔧 Fix it — when the script failed, one click sends the error back and a corrected version comes as a new proposal.
• 💾 Save to Library — when it succeeded, give it a name, an optional description and tags, and it lands in the Flow panel, ready to run again on any future document.

Everything a script changes in the document is wrapped in a single transaction, so one Undo reverts the whole run.

Flow Studio and Flow

Flow Studio is where flows are born — the conversation, the review, the first run. Flow is where they live: the library that lists, organizes, and re-runs them without touching the AI again. Both run scripts through the same engine, so a flow behaves identically in either panel.