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title: "AI Condition Builder"
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updated: 2026-04-27T14:42:59Z
published: 2026-04-27T14:42:59Z
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# AI Condition Builder

# AI Condition Builder

The AI Condition Builder lets you describe your targeting logic in plain language and automatically converts it into editable Userflow condition blocks — no manual condition setup required.

## How it works

Instead of manually selecting attributes and operators to build your targeting conditions, you type a description of who should see your flow or checklist. The AI Condition Builder interprets your description and generates the matching condition blocks, which you can review and edit before saving.

**Example:** Type "Users who signed up in the last 7 days and haven't completed onboarding" and the AI Condition Builder produces the corresponding attribute and event conditions.

## Using the AI Condition Builder

1. Open a flow or checklist in the builder and navigate to the **Auto-start** section.
2. Click **AI Condition Builder** (or the AI icon next to the conditions area).
3. Type a description of your target audience in plain language.
4. Review the generated condition blocks. Each block is fully editable — you can adjust operators, values, or remove conditions individually.
5. Click **Apply** to save the conditions.

## Refining conditions conversationally

You can add follow-up instructions to modify the generated conditions without starting over. The AI Condition Builder appends or overwrites conditions based on your follow-up.

**Example:** After generating an initial set of conditions, type "Also make sure they are on the Pro plan" — the builder adds a plan attribute condition to the existing set.

## Editing generated conditions

All conditions produced by the AI Condition Builder are standard Userflow condition blocks. You can:

- Edit any value directly in the condition block
- Remove individual conditions using the × icon
- Add additional conditions manually using **Add condition**
- Switch between AND / OR logic as needed

## Tips for effective prompts

- Be specific about attributes you track: "Users with `plan = starter` and `days_since_signup < 30`" produces more accurate results than "new users."
- Mention the action you want to trigger, not just the audience: "Users who haven't seen the onboarding flow yet" is clearer than "new users."
- If the output isn't right, refine it conversationally rather than starting over.