Tag references in your prompt

Once a node is wired in, it appears as a chip you can tag inside your prompt. Tagging tells the engine exactly which reference a phrase is about, and where a text node's writing should sit.

Tag a reference

Start typing in the prompt and pick a reference from the menu, or type its name. It becomes a chip in your text. For example, a prompt might read:

image 1 wearing the jacket from image 2, walking through the scene

Each chip stays linked to its node. If you unwire the node, its chip is removed from the prompt for you.

How text nodes are placed

Text nodes follow one simple rule:

• Tagged: the writing is inserted exactly where you place the chip.
• Not tagged: the writing is added at the top of the final prompt, above whatever you typed in the chat box.

This means you can keep a fixed description in a text node and only write the changing part below. See the example in Text nodes.