Using the AI Chat Assistant
Learn how to use Miraxa, the chat panel built into every page of Spojit, to get answers and build workflows faster.
Overview
Miraxa is the intelligent layer across your automation: a chat panel available on every page of the Spojit app. It knows which page you're on and tailors its answers - on the Dashboard it answers general questions, in the Workflow Designer it sees the workflow you're editing and can modify it for you, and on Connections it walks you through setting up a connection.
Miraxa is most useful for two things: explaining how features work without leaving the app, and editing the workflow canvas through natural-language instructions. It does not replace reading your execution history, but it is the fastest path to a working node configuration.
Opening Miraxa
Click the Miraxa icon in the navigation sidebar to open the chat panel. Type a question or instruction and press Enter. Conversations are scoped to your current session and the page context.
Context Awareness
- Dashboard - general workspace questions, recent activity, getting started.
- Workflows - help organising, searching, or managing workflows.
- Workflow Designer - full visibility into the current workflow's nodes, edges, and configuration. Miraxa can add, delete, update, or connect nodes for you.
- Connections - help adding a connection, choosing the right auth method, or troubleshooting.
- Settings - billing, plan, team, and workspace configuration questions.
What You Can Ask
- "How do I connect Shopify to my workflow?"
- "Why is my webhook trigger not firing?"
- "Add a Condition node that checks if
{{ order.total }}is over 100, then connect the true branch to a Send Email node." - "Explain what this workflow does."
- "What's the difference between Agent Mode and Direct Mode on a Connector node?"
Canvas Editing
In the Workflow Designer, Miraxa can directly manipulate the canvas - add nodes, delete nodes, update node configuration, and create or remove edges. If your instruction is ambiguous (for example, you don't say which node to connect to), it asks before acting.
Tips
- Be specific. "Add a Connector node on the slack connector that calls
send-messagewith the order ID in the message" beats "add a Slack step". - Use Miraxa to scaffold the workflow, then tune node details by hand in the properties panel.
- Reference variables with handlebars syntax (
{{ trigger.field }}) when describing logic - Miraxa uses the same syntax.
Common Pitfalls
- Expecting Miraxa to see workflows other than the one currently open. It only has context for the active page.
- Asking it to run the workflow. Miraxa edits and explains; you click Run yourself.
- Forgetting to save after Miraxa edits the canvas. Changes still need a manual Save.
Related Articles
- Navigating the Platform
- Overview of the Workflow Designer
- Creating Your First Workflow
- Getting Help and Support
- Working with Variables and Templates