Zapier, Make and n8n give you a canvas; you build the flow and
maintain it. Kirava generates it.
Input is a plain-language description. Output is a runnable
artifact Python/Node code, an importable n8n workflow, or a
Make blueprint, each with a setup guide. Execution is hosted:
the delivery runs in the portal behind a trigger, and each run
returns a result card.
Revisions are described rather than rebuilt. Metering is on
actual token consumption per generation, not per task fired.
