AI Image Generation Bot

Let users choose a material, describe the image they want, generate an AI image, and send the result back in chat.

The user wants a Telegram bot that generates images from prompts, product materials, or visual style choices.

• Should users upload reference images, or is text-only generation enough?
• Should the bot generate one image or several variants?
• Which material/style choices should appear in the menu?

• Start or main menu
• Explain the image generation offer
• Let the user choose a material or visual style with buttons
• Capture the user's free-text brief
• Run the installed AI Image Generation module action
• Map success and error outputs into contact variables, and use the image_url action output directly for generated media
• Branch by success using a CONDITION block with firstOperand/operator/value rules
• Send the generated IMAGE_URL media and offer another generation
• If generation fails, show the error and offer retry

Good to know

• Use the installed ai-image-generation module action through moduleActionRef when it is installed.
• Call get_module_details for ai-image-generation before drafting exact inputFields and outputFields.
• Do not include provider or model in generated inputFields. They are async setup fields and must be configured in the embedded module setup form after the flow is created.
• Use plain default values for size, quality, count, and background unless the user explicitly asks to make them configurable.
• For generated image delivery, create IMAGE_URL media with url set to the image_url action output field reference, then attach that media to a MESSAGE block.
• If the AI Image Generation module is not installed, propose installing it instead of inventing HTTP or custom code.

Keep in mind

• Do not paste base64 images into prompts or messages.
• Do not create fake HTTP image generation calls when the installed module exists.
• Do not send a generated URL only as plain text when IMAGE_URL media can display the image directly.
• Do not use rule.left or rule.right in condition blocks; use firstOperand and value.