Open-source conversational AI agents for internal tools
Hey HN, We're John and Nadeesha. We created Inferable. [1] After years of working in operationally-intensive startups, we got tired of watching our internal tools gather dust and break. We've all been there - you build a tool, it works great for a while, then the API changes and suddenly you're back to square one. Sure, Retool and similar tools help, but someone still has to maintain them, and the backlog of "quick fixes" and the mountain of glue code keeps keeps growing. We started Inferable to see whether LLMs can help here. Inferable helps developers create conversational AI agents that…
Open-source conversational AI agents for internal tools launched on January 20, 2025 with 11 votes, #1,388 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Inferable is an open-source platform that lets developers build conversational AI agents to manage internal tools and APIs. Instead of maintaining custom scripts or low-code platforms that require constant upkeep, teams can create AI agents that understand business needs and coordinate between existing systems. The agents integrate with Slack and email, reducing manual maintenance and API-related breakdowns common in operational tools.
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From the sources
Build reliable AI Workflows and Agents with humans in the loop, structured outputs and durable execution. - inferablehq/inferable
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN, We're John and Nadeesha. We created Inferable. [1] After years of working in operationally-intensive startups, we got tired of watching our internal tools gather dust and break. We've all been there - you build a tool, it works great for a while, then the API changes and suddenly you're back to square one.…
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