The If Prompt Contains node allows you to create dynamic paths in your workflow by checking if prompts contain specific text patterns or match regex expressions. The node evaluates conditions using OR logic, executing the path if any condition is met.

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Functionality

The If Prompt Contains node acts as a content filter, analyzing prompt text and directing the flow based on pattern matching. This can be useful for:

  • Content Filtering: Route prompts containing specific keywords or patterns
  • Safety Checks: Identify and handle prompts with particular content
  • Dynamic Routing: Create different processing paths based on prompt content
  • Pattern Recognition: Use regex to identify complex text patterns

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Node Properties

For each condition you add, you can configure:

  • Text to Match: The pattern or text to search for in the prompt
  • Use Regex: Toggle to enable regular expression pattern matching
  • Case Sensitive: Toggle to make the pattern matching case sensitive

Multiple conditions are evaluated using OR logic — if any condition is true, the workflow will proceed down the true path. To use AND logic, simply chain multiple If Prompt Contains nodes together.

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Usage Examples

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Scenario: Content-Based Routing

Let’s say you want to handle prompts differently based on whether they contain questions about specific topics:

  1. Add an If Prompt Contains node to your workflow
  2. Add conditions for different keywords:
    • Text: “pricing” (for pricing-related queries)
    • Text: “support” (for support-related queries)
  3. Connect the “True” path to specialized handling nodes
  4. Connect the “False” path to general handling nodes

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Scenario: Pattern Matching with Regex

To identify prompts containing email addresses or specific formats:

  1. Add an If Prompt Contains node
  2. Enable “Use regex”
  3. Add a condition with pattern: [a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}
  4. Route matching prompts to appropriate handling nodes

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Tips and Best Practices

  • Start with simple text matches before using regex for complex patterns
  • Use case sensitivity thoughtfully — consider your use case requirements
  • Combine multiple conditions to create more sophisticated routing logic
  • Test your conditions with various prompt inputs to ensure proper routing
  • Consider checking the Execution Logs to track which conditions are being triggered