AI Creative Workflow Automationv1.0

Your prompts.
In perfect sequence.

Automate bulk prompt workflows in Google Flow AI with intelligent sequencing, DOM-level result verification, rate-limit cool-off, and storyboard continuity protection.

Built for creators who work one frame at a time — at scale. Zero telemetry.
FlowmatorFlowmator Control SurfaceGoogle Flow Connected
Interactive Preview
Canvas Verification
Active DOM Diffing
Next Action in
6s
Sequential Prompt Queue(4 scenes in memory)
1 Done 1 Verifying 2 Waiting
#1

01 — Wide cinematic establishing shot, futuristic neo-tokyo skyline under purple neon rain

Tile Verified
#2

02 — Follow the same protagonist walking down rain-slicked neon alley with cybernetic visor

Canvas Diffing...
#3

03 — Close-up portrait of operative decoding holographic data terminal, matching wardrobe

In Queue
#4

04 — Climax hero shot overlooking illuminated dystopian metropolis from cathedral spire

In Queue
4 Prompts•0 Broken Frames
The Creation Bottleneck

Bulk generation shouldn’t mean losing control.

Running complex multi-shot prompts on Google Flow without verified feedback introduces constant friction.

Blind Automation

Sending prompts on static timers advances before previous results finish rendering, causing prompts to pile up, fail silently, or get discarded by Google Flow.

Broken Sequences

A single failed scene or safety policy flag desynchronizes entire storyboards. You discover hours later that Shot #3 failed, leaving subsequent shots out of narrative context.

Unclear Progress

Without DOM-level status verification, creators are forced to manually watch the browser tab instead of focusing on creative direction and script development.

The Flowmator Workflow

From prompt queue to verified workflow.

A closed-loop execution lifecycle that guarantees real canvas image confirmation before queue progression.

01

Prepare

Paste prompts or import CSV spreadsheet

02

Snapshot

Catalog existing canvas media-ids & tiles

03

Submit

Inject via CDP hardware-level events

04

Verify

Active DOM polling for verified result tile

05

Recover

Rate-limit cool-off delay & auto-retry

06

Continue

Smooth post-gen pause & next scene

Engine Capabilities

Precision-engineered creative automation.

Every feature in Flowmator is built around verification, safety, and creator control.

Safe Sequence Mode

Captures a baseline canvas snapshot before dispatching. Actively monitors for newly appeared image elements and catches flow-error-tile nodes, halting execution before gaps occur.

Read Safe Sequence Architecture ➔

Turbo Interval Mode

Sends queued prompts continuously at randomized interval ranges (e.g. 25s–45s). Designed for rapid bulk idea exploration where order is secondary to raw generation throughput.

Read Turbo Interval Specs ➔

Automatic Retry & Cool-off

Automatically cools down for 12 seconds when Google rate limits trigger, clearing temporary traffic throttles before re-executing the same scene up to your configured retry ceiling.

Explore Recovery Mechanics ➔

CSV Import & Queue Management

Easily upload formatted CSV spreadsheets containing dozens of production prompts. Reorder, edit prompt text inline, clear completed sets, or export archives anytime.

Explore Queue Tools ➔
Dual Automation Engines

Two modes. Two different workflows.

Switch between verified sequence protection and high-throughput timed batching with a single click.

Continuous Storyboard Integrity

Canvas-Verified Sequencing with Zero Missing Frames

Safe Sequence Mode snapshots the Google Flow DOM state before dispatching. It actively watches for generated image media-ids and intercepts <flow-error-tile> elements. If Google rate-limits or rejects a prompt, the sequence protector pauses to keep your narrative storyline intact.

Pre-Flight Snapshot: Catalogs existing canvas media-ids.
Error Tile Detection: Detects policy & rate-limit tiles.
Rate-Limit Cool-off: Auto-cooldown (12s) before retry.
Sequence Protector: Audio alert & pause on failure.
Engine ConfigurationENGINE: VERIFIED_SAFE
Canvas Polling Timeout90 seconds
Max Auto-Retries2 Attempts
Rate-Limit Cool-off12 seconds
Sequence ProtectorActive (Pause on gap)
Architecture Deep-Dive

Not just a timer. A verification-driven workflow.

Inspect how Flowmator communicates with Chromium DevTools Protocol, Google Flow ProseMirror inputs, and DOM verification layers.

3. Hardware-Level Dispatch

chrome.debugger (Protocol 1.3)
Click any step above to inspect architecture

Primary method attaches Chromium DevTools Protocol (CDP) to dispatch authentic isTrusted: true input events (Input.insertText, Input.dispatchKeyEvent) into ProseMirror. If CDP is unavailable, seamlessly falls back to in-page transaction dispatching.

Design Principle: Third-party web applications like Google Flow frequently modify their client-side DOM. Flowmator uses resilient multi-strategy selectors and hardware emulation rather than hard-coded script injections.
Verified Code Excerptscripts/sidepanel.js
// Chrome DevTools Protocol Dispatch
await chrome.debugger.sendCommand(target, "Input.insertText", {
  text: promptText
});
// Jitter delay (100-500ms) before Enter
await chrome.debugger.sendCommand(target, "Input.dispatchKeyEvent", {
  type: "rawKeyDown", windowsVirtualKeyCode: 13, key: "Enter"
});
Curated Creative Presets

Ready-to-use storyboard sequences.

Explore production prompt chains built for continuity across camera angles, character consistency, and atmospheric lighting.

Cinematic Noir Template

Rainy Detective Investigation

A 4-frame noir sequence moving from an establishing office shot to an alley pursuit.

Shot 01 : Establishing Shot
1. Establishing shot, rainy 1940s detective office window at midnight, neon Venetian blinds casting shadows, monochrome film noir style
Target Atmosphere: High contrast chiaroscuro, rain streaks, dim neon reflectionReady for Flowmator Safe Mode
Get Up & Running

From installation to your first queue.

No cloud configuration or API keys needed. Follow our beginner-friendly setup guide.

1

Install Extension

Load the unpacked folder in chrome://extensions

2

Open Google Flow

Navigate to flow.google or labs.google in Chrome

3

Launch Side Panel

Click the Flowmator icon in your toolbar

4

Run First Queue

Select Safe Mode and watch verified tiles render

Read Complete Setup & Developer Guide
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

Honest answers about third-party dependencies, safety, and extension mechanics.

What is Flowmator?+

Flowmator is a lightweight, 100% client-side Chrome Extension that automates bulk prompt queues in Google Flow AI. It provides intelligent sequencing, DOM-level canvas result verification, automatic rate-limit cool-off delays, and storyboard continuity safeguards.

Is Flowmator an official Google product?+

No. Flowmator is an independent workflow automation extension built by and for AI visual creators. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC or Alphabet Inc.

How does Safe Sequence Mode work?+

Safe Sequence Mode snapshots existing image media-ids and error tiles before triggering a prompt. It actively polls the canvas for up to 90 seconds. If a new image tile appears, it marks the frame as verified and advances. If an error tile or rate limit is detected, it enters a cool-off delay and retries, halting the sequence if retries are exhausted to prevent missing frames.

What is the difference between Safe Sequence and Turbo Mode?+

Safe Sequence Mode verifies every generated image tile before proceeding and halts on error to preserve narrative story sequences. Turbo Interval Mode dispatches prompts at randomized time intervals (e.g., 25–45 seconds) for rapid bulk batching without strict frame verification.

Does Flowmator guarantee every generation will succeed?+

No. Third-party AI platforms like Google Flow can experience cloud outages, server congestion, or content safety flag rejections. Flowmator guarantees that when an error occurs, your queue will pause cleanly with an audio chime and alert so your storyboard remains uncorrupted.

Does Flowmator collect personal data or prompts?+

Zero telemetry or tracking. All prompt queues, retry settings, and session metrics are stored strictly inside your browser's local storage (chrome.storage.local). No prompts, images, or account details are ever transmitted to external servers.

Make your next storyboard a smoother workflow.

Organize the sequence. Monitor the results. Stay in control of the process.