AI Studio
AI Studio: describe it, get a draft, you decide what ships
A chat-first surface inside the GetFluxly Console. Describe a lifecycle artifact in plain words and get a working draft, opened in the same builder you already use. Nothing sends or activates until you review it and save it yourself.
What it drafts
Four kinds of draft.
Each one grounded in your real setup, and each one checked by the same rules as a manual save.
Automations
Full flows: the trigger event, the wait steps, the if/else branches, and the email at each step, drafted as nodes you can open and rearrange like any automation you built by hand.
Segments
Nested audience rules with AND, OR, and NOT logic over your traits, profile fields, and event behavior, drafted from the fields your project actually has, not a generic guess.
Email templates
Visual, block-based templates that use your real template variables, ready to open and edit in the same block editor as every other template in your account.
Funnels
Two to five step funnels built from events you actually track, with the window you describe, so the steps match what is really happening in your product.
Trust
Drafts, never sends.
AI Studio drafts. It does not send, activate, or replace anything. There is no write path from the model to your project: a draft is data the model hands back, and it stays a draft until you act on it.
Nothing sends, activates, or ships until you do.
Every draft runs through the same server-side validators as a manual save, so a broken reference or a missing field is caught before anything can be turned on. A draft that saves cleanly is as safe as one you built by hand.
The actions are always yours: save it, refine it in chat, or discard it. Activation stays a human step. The AI never turns on an automation and never sends an email.
Data boundary
It sees your schema, not your customers
Generic AI tools guess at what your flows should look like. AI Studio drafts from what your project actually tracks: the event names you send and the trait keys on your profiles, plus your template variables and brand facts.
It sees your schema, not your customers.
Event names and trait keys go to the model. Profile rows and raw event payloads never do, and example values for any field marked as PII are stripped from the catalog before anything is sent. A draft can reference plan_upgraded or {{ user.first_name }} without the model ever seeing which customer triggered which event.
How it works
Type, ground, refine, save.
Four steps, and you are in control at every one of them.
01
Type what you want
Type plain words or a slash command in the Console. Browsing the artifacts you already have is instant and never spends your budget, so you can look before you draft.
02
Grounded in your project
Drafts are built from your real event names, trait keys, template variables, and brand facts, not a generic template, so a draft references what your product actually tracks.
03
Refine in chat
Ask for a change in plain words, like make the wait 5 days, and the full updated draft comes back, not a diff you have to merge by hand.
04
You save it
Save through the normal builder, where the same server-side validators run as a manual save. Nothing activates until you turn it on yourself.
New project with no events yet? AI Studio drafts from a short list of assumed SaaS events, each clearly labeled as assumed rather than observed, so a draft is useful on day one and you can see exactly which references to swap once your real events start flowing.
Pricing
Included in the one plan.
A token budget, not a feature gate. One plan, everything on, and you can always draft automations, segments, templates, and funnels.
One weekly AI budget
AI Studio is part of the one plan at $29 a month, everything included. You get a weekly token budget that scales with your audience: the more identified profiles you track, the larger it gets. Browsing drafts you already made never spends it.
See it next to the rest of the platform.
Opening and browsing drafts you already made, including ones you decide not to ship, never spends budget, only new drafting does. See full pricing, browse the features page, or read the full walkthrough in the AI Studio guide.
Related
Keep exploring.
See AI Studio focused on a single job in AI email automation and the AI email template generator. Read the full walkthrough in the AI Studio guide, or see where it sits on the pricing page.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can AI Studio send emails on its own?
No. AI Studio only drafts: the trigger, the waits, the branches, the segments, the templates, and the funnels. There is no write path from the model to your project, so nothing sends, activates, or ships until you review the draft and do it yourself.
What data does the AI see?
It sees your schema, not your customers. Event names, trait keys, template variables, and brand facts go to the model. Profile rows and raw event payloads never do, and PII example values are stripped from the catalog before anything is sent.
What can AI Studio create?
Four kinds of draft: automations with triggers, waits, branches, and email steps; segments as nested AND, OR, and NOT rules; visual block email templates; and two to five step funnels. Each one opens in the same builder you already use.
Is AI Studio useful before I have events flowing?
Yes. On a new project with no events yet, it drafts from a short list of assumed SaaS events, each clearly labeled as assumed rather than observed, so you get a working draft on day one and can swap in your real events as they arrive.
Is AI Studio included in the plan?
Yes. It is part of the one plan at $29 a month, everything included. You get a weekly token budget that scales with your audience, and browsing drafts you already made never spends it.