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Text Box

Store and input text content for use in agents.

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Overview

The Text Box node provides a simple way to input and store text content within FluxPrompt agents. This basic text storage node allows you to enter static text that can be used by other agent components or serve as a reference point for text-based operations.

Interface

Text Input Section

The Text Box features a straightforward text input interface:

  • Text Section: Expandable section containing the text input area

  • Text Field: Simple text input box for entering content

  • Connection Points: Input and output connectors for agent integration

Text Entry

Basic text input functionality:

  • Plain Text Input: Enter any text content in the input field

  • Static Content: Store text that remains constant during agent execution

  • No Formatting: Simple text entry without rich formatting options

  • Connection Support: Can receive text from other agent nodes or pass text to connected nodes

Agent Integration

Input and Output

The Text Box serves as both a text source and storage:

  • Text Input: Manually enter text content for agent use

  • Text Output: Provide stored text to other agent nodes

  • Data Flow: Pass text content between different agent components

  • Reference Storage: Keep commonly used text readily available

Connection Capabilities

Integration with other agent components:

  • Input Connection: Receive text content from other nodes

  • Output Connection: Send stored text to other agent nodes

  • Text Processing: Combine with other nodes for text manipulation

  • Agent Variables: Use as a source of static text in dynamic agents

Use Cases

Static Text Storage

  • Template Text: Store frequently used text templates

  • Configuration Values: Keep static configuration text

  • Reference Content: Store text that multiple agent components need

  • Default Values: Provide fallback text for agent operations

Agent Components

  • Text Sources: Provide input text for AI processing nodes

  • Content Assembly: Combine with other text sources to build content

  • Agent Documentation: Store explanatory text within agents

  • Data Preparation: Prepare text input for further processing

Simple Operations

  • Text Display: Show static text content in agent outputs

  • Content Routing: Pass specific text to different agent branches

  • Text Validation: Provide expected text for comparison operations

  • Agent Testing: Use known text values for testing agent functionality

The Text Box node provides essential text storage and input capabilities for FluxPrompt agents, enabling simple text operations and serving as a foundation for more complex text processing tasks.

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