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Course 1: MIFY Fundamentals — Chapter 3

Let’s connect to real AI services and understand provider options.

  • How to connect AI providers (OpenAI, Ollama, etc.)
  • How to choose between Fast, Balanced, and Accurate modes
  • How to generate images and text

MIFY connects to 108+ AI services. The main options:

ProviderCostSetupBest For
Ollama (local)FreeInstall Ollama, pull a modelPrivacy, no API key needed
OpenAIPay per useAdd API key in SettingsGPT-4o, DALL-E
AnthropicPay per useAdd API keyClaude models
Google GeminiFree tier availableAdd API keyGemini models
Cloudflare Workers AIFree tierCloudflare accountEdge AI
  1. Go to Settings (gear icon in the top right)
  2. Navigate to Credentials
  3. Click Add Credential
  4. Select your provider (e.g., OpenAI)
  5. Enter your API key
  6. Click Save

MIFY Settings

Your key is encrypted and stored securely. You can use it in any workflow.

When running a workflow, you can choose a quality tier:

TierSpeedCostQuality
FastFastestLowestGood for drafts and prototypes
BalancedMediumMediumGood for most tasks
AccurateSlowestHighestBest for production quality

Use the Chat node:

  1. Drag a Chat node onto the canvas
  2. Set the provider and model
  3. Write a system prompt (instructions for the AI)
  4. Connect to a trigger
  5. Run — type your question and see the AI respond

Use the Content Generation page at /content-gen:

MIFY Content Generation

  1. Browse available image generation workflows
  2. Adjust parameters (style, size, quality)
  3. Click Generate
  4. View results in your history
  1. Set up Ollama (free, local): install from ollama.com, run ollama pull phi3:mini
  2. Build a workflow: Manual Trigger → Chat (using Ollama / phi3:mini)
  3. Run it and have a conversation
  4. Try the same workflow with a different model
  5. Go to /content-gen and try generating an image
  • Multiple AI providers available — from free local to paid cloud
  • API keys are encrypted and manageable in Settings
  • Provider tiers let you trade off speed vs quality
  • Content generation has its own dedicated page

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