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# Step 3. - Adding the AI node

Now, our customer crossed the function node second time and he/she is ready to continue in flow. Starting with simple - "How can I help you today?" and connecting it to simple setup Generative AI node with purpose to answer the topic. 

Make sure you checked -> Execute after message is played - to wait for a client response. Continue with making other nodes asking the T/F question reqarding other customer´s questions or topics to discuss.

<figure><img src="/files/6Cd7TE4BBUusHhVsIV7Y" alt=""><figcaption><p>Step 3. - Adding the AI node</p></figcaption></figure>

<details>

<summary>Step-by-step guide</summary>

1. Establish a fallback option from the ***'Decision' node*** (Else) as a new ***'Message' node***.
2. Prompt the user with a simple query - "How can I help you today?"
3. Ensure the *'Execute'* option in advanced settings is checked to ensure the flow operates correctly.
4. Create a connected ***'Generative AI' node*** with a straightforward prompt to address the user's query.
5. Generate a ***'Message' node*** prompting the user to respond with True/False regarding any additional questions.

</details>

{% hint style="info" %}
The *'Execute after message is played'* feature signifies a brief pause in the conversation, awaiting the customer's input within our chat bubble. Technically, it triggers the post-event immediately after the node's completion, enhancing the conversational flow by synchronizing responses with user interactions.
{% endhint %}


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