🟦 Clear feed

The Clear flow block allows you to "clean", reset or abruptly interrupt graphical elements (such as persistent discussions), clear the screen of old dialogs, or cancel previous entries associated with a current area or module, in certain visual or interface contexts.

📥 Entries

• Depending on the context (Standard Graph vs. Narrative / Menu), this block generally acts universally on its immediate environment, without the need for complex parameters: it takes the current flow and purges the "chatbot" type display states or accumulated texts.

📤 Outings

• Stream: The standard output which allows you to continue processing the graph once the visual interface has been deleted or cleaned.

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Properly relaunch a Chatbot type application

1. You simulated a chat interface where the user entered 20 questions and the bot (Celestory) responded.
2. The screen is very full and the user wants a "New Topic".
3. A “New” button activates our Clear Stream block.
4. Upon passing this connection, the entire visual history magically clears, leaving a pristine area.
5. At the exit of this block, a "Hello!" initiates a new, pristine textual context, for user convenience.

⚙️ Technical Details

• Contextual warning: It is especially fundamental for stackable interfaces based on the addition of history (Chatbot, Terminal, Visual Novels modules). In a classic web view or a purely logical backend tree with no user interface involved, this block could be ignored.
• Variable Statistics: Clearing the visual stream does not clear persistent value (like scores, name) stored in the engine. It affects the history display, it does not operate like "Reset Variables" would.

Updated on: 04/03/2026