Built a Tool to Automate Tedious Tasks with AI, Without Coding
Hey, Lorenzo here, Started to work on this side-project for a week or so, I’m curious what y’all think! Coflow connects AI to your current platforms and automates any repetitive/manual task without coding. How it works: - Specify the trigger/input the AI should expect - Tell the AI what to do - Specify where to send/store the output - Deploy and let it run Would love your feedback :) Early access: https://www.joincoflow.com/
In plain words
Coflow is an AI automation platform that connects to existing software platforms to handle repetitive and manual tasks without requiring code. Users define triggers and inputs for the AI, specify desired actions, and designate where outputs should be sent or stored, then deploy the automation to run continuously. It is designed for people who want to automate workflows across their current tools without programming knowledge.
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