In development

Web workflows.
Generated by AI.

Describe a task on a website. Get a visual workflow with clear rules and checked results. Use it through an API, an AI tool, or a generated app.

From intent to execution.Workflow concept
Order lookup
Input
Order ID
Access
Read-only
Version
v1.2 · Reviewed
✓ Defined run rules
A website task becomes a reusable visual workflowA description asks for an order status. AI drafts opening the supplier portal, finding the order, and verifying the data. The example result is a checked order status, accessible through an API, an MCP tool, or an app.DESCRIBE THE TASK“Get an order’s status from our supplier portal.”AI DRAFTS · YOU REVIEW01Open portalConnected account02Find orderOrder ID03Verify dataMatch + schema04Return dataChecked resultPO-1042ShippedCHECKED RESULTDescribe a web task, review the workflow, reuse the resultGet an order status from a supplier portal. AI drafts a visual workflow. A checked result can be used through an API, MCP tool, or generated app.DESCRIBE THE TASK“Get an order’s status fromour supplier portal.”AI generates the workflowOpen portal → Find order→ Verify data → Return dataPO-1042 · ShippedCHECKED RESULT
One workflow. Three ways to use it.APIMCPApp

For the work that still happens inside websites.

Supplier portals · Internal tools · Business dashboards

Describe it once.
Use it across your stack.

AI drafts the browser steps. You review the flow and its rules. The same workflow becomes an API, an agent tool, and an app for your team.

Check a supplier order

“Find this order in our supplier portal. Return its status and delivery date. Stop if the order doesn’t match.”

Interactive concept · Sample data
Generated workflowReviewed version · v1.2
A reviewed order status workflow with bounded recovery Connect to a portal, find the order, read its status, check the identifier and output schema, then return data. Finding the order may be retried once. If required fields are still unavailable, pause for review without returning data. Normal execution follows the five reviewed steps Connect to the supplier portal with an authorized account 01 / ACCESSConnect portalSaved connectionFind the order with the provided ID02 / LOOKUPFind orderInput: order ID Read status and delivery date from the order page 03 / EXTRACTRead statusStatus + delivery Check the exact order match and required output fields 04 / VERIFYCheck resultID + output schemaReturn data only after successful verification05 / OUTPUTReturn dataChecked result A failed lookup may be retried once, then it pauses for review Retry the read-only lookup onceLookup failed? Retry once. If required fields are still unavailable, pause without returning data Still missing fields? Pause for review. Five visible browser steps with a defined stop condition Connect the portal, find the order, read the status, check the result, and return verified data. Retry a failed lookup once. Pause if required fields remain unavailable. Execution moves through the reviewed browser steps Connect the supplier portal01 / ACCESSConnect portalSaved connection Find the order, retry once, then pause if unresolved 02 / LOOKUPFind orderInput: order IDLookup failed? Retry once.Still missing fields? Pause.Read the status and delivery date03 / EXTRACTRead statusStatus + deliveryVerify the order identifier and output schema04 / VERIFYCheck resultID + schemaReturn the checked data05 / OUTPUTReturn dataChecked result
  • Read-only access
  • One retry on lookup
  • Pause on missing fields or a mismatched order

One workflow. Three interfaces.

An app your team can use.

The workflow’s inputs become a form. Its checked output becomes a result view. No separate interface to design.

Input
Order ID
Result
Status + delivery date
Run rules
Shared with API and MCP

Try the sample, then simulate a changed portal to see where the workflow stops.

Order lookupv1.2 · Read-only

Sample orders: PO-1042 or PO-1043.

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Product concept using local sample data. No website is accessed and no AI generation runs in this preview.

Visible steps.
Defined behavior.

A workflow should be easy to understand before it runs, and easy to inspect when something changes.

Visually understandable.

See the browser steps, inputs, and checks. Review and version the workflow before making it available.

Resilient within your rules.

Retry a failed step within a set limit. Pause for review when the page changes or a required check fails.

Predictable to operate.

Run a reviewed version with defined outputs and stop conditions. Trace each step and know what needs attention.

Put the web to work.
Stay in control.

Bring a repetitive website task. Let’s explore a workflow with visible steps, checked results, and clear limits.