This workflow is a highly advanced multimodal AI assistant designed to operate through WhatsApp. It can understand and respond to text, images, voice messages, and PDF documents by combining OpenAI models with smart logic to adapt to the content received. 🎯 Core Features 📥 1. Automatic Message Type Detection Using the Input type node, the bot detects whether the user has sent: Text Voice messages Images Files (PDF) Other unsupported content 💬 2. Smart Text Message Handling Text messages are processed by an OpenAI GPT-4o-mini agent with a customized system prompt. Replies are concise, accurate, and formatted for mobile readability. 🖼️ 3. Image Analysis & Description Images are downloaded, converted to base64, and analyzed by an image-aware AI model. The output is a rich, structured description, designed for visually impaired users or visual content interpretation. 🎙️ 4. Voice Message Transcription & Reply Audio messages are downloaded and transcribed using OpenAI Whisper. The transcribed text is analyzed and answered by the AI. Optionally, the AI reply can be converted back to voice using OpenAI's text-to-speech, and sent as an audio message. 📄 5.
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