Prompt Concatenator Nodes

The Prompt Concatenator Node is a simple but vital utility for managing complex prompts. It allows you to take text from multiple sources and merge them into a single, coherent string.

How it Works

1. Inputs: Connect multiple Text Nodes (or outputs from Logic nodes) to the input handle.
2. Order: The order of concatenation depends on the connection order (or you can manage it by visual placement/logic).
3. Separator: Define a string that will be inserted between each input text.
   • Default is usually a double new line (\n\n) for paragraphs.
   • Use a comma (,) for lists of tags.

Use Cases

Modular Prompt Engineering

Instead of writing one massive prompt, break it down:

• Node A: “Subject: A futuristic cyberpunk detective.”
• Node B: “Setting: Rainy neon streets of Tokyo at night.”
• Node C: “Style: Cinematic lighting, 8k resolution, unreal engine.”
• Concatenator: Merges A + B + C -> “Subject… Setting… Style…”

This makes it easy to swap out just the “Setting” node while keeping the character and style the same.