Start halfway, not from an empty canvas

Knowing what you want is not the same as knowing which four blocks produce it. A template removes that gap: it opens as a pipeline that already runs, and you change the prompt and the reference.

Everything in it is yours to change, including which model each step uses. It is a starting point, not a black box.

Open one and follow the connections once. Which node feeds which, where the reference goes in, which step costs the most. Five minutes there is what turns a template into something you can adapt instead of something you rerun.

Every template carries a note on the canvas saying what it does and why it is shaped that way.

The price of a template is the sum of its steps, and the steps are not equal. A pipeline with four video generators in it is not four times an image; it is a different order of magnitude.

The assistant can open a template for you if you describe the job in plain language. It says which one it picked and why, and you can open it on the canvas before anything runs.