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We all love Chat interfaces, but they don't actually do work. They just give us text. I wanted to build a bridge between "Talking to AI" and "Running a Business Process."
Enter Blupe. It’s an enterprise-grade orchestration engine that lets you visually build complex AI workflows.
Here are some of the features:
AI Flow Architect: Don't know where to start? Just type "Scrape TechCrunch every morning and email me a summary" and Blupe builds the flow for you automatically.
Reasoning Nodes: Built-in Chain-of-Thought (CoT) processing for complex logic, not just simple prompts.
BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys): Your API keys never leave your browser/local storage unless you want them to. Complete privacy and cost control.
Webhook & API nodes are fully operational, meaning you can already connect to 99% of tools if you are comfortable with JSON.
I’d love for you to try the Flow Architect as well, and tell me if it builds what you envisioned.
I'll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer technical questions!
Regards Aravind
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Moving from chat interfaces to actual workflow orchestration is the right evolution. The BYOK model for privacy and cost control is a major trust signal for enterprises.
A key question on the Flow Architect: Does the AI understand and implement conditional logic and error handling when building a flow from a prompt? For example, if the prompt is "Scrape TechCrunch and email me a summary if there are new articles," will it add a check for new content and a conditional branch?
Does the AI understand and implement conditional logic and error handling when building a flow from a prompt?
To a very good extent, the flow will be implemented - but the user will have to iron out a few things to ensure that it delivers what is expected. Users can also see a detailed log of their flow to understand what is happening at each step as well.
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We all love Chat interfaces, but they don't actually do work. They just give us text. I wanted to build a bridge between "Talking to AI" and "Running a Business Process."
Enter Blupe. It’s an enterprise-grade orchestration engine that lets you visually build complex AI workflows.
Here are some of the features:
AI Flow Architect: Don't know where to start? Just type "Scrape TechCrunch every morning and email me a summary" and Blupe builds the flow for you automatically.
Reasoning Nodes: Built-in Chain-of-Thought (CoT) processing for complex logic, not just simple prompts.
BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys): Your API keys never leave your browser/local storage unless you want them to. Complete privacy and cost control.
Webhook & API nodes are fully operational, meaning you can already connect to 99% of tools if you are comfortable with JSON.
I’d love for you to try the Flow Architect as well, and tell me if it builds what you envisioned.
I'll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer technical questions!
Regards
Aravind
Moving from chat interfaces to actual workflow orchestration is the right evolution. The BYOK model for privacy and cost control is a major trust signal for enterprises.
A key question on the Flow Architect: Does the AI understand and implement conditional logic and error handling when building a flow from a prompt? For example, if the prompt is "Scrape TechCrunch and email me a summary if there are new articles," will it add a check for new content and a conditional branch?
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To a very good extent, the flow will be implemented - but the user will have to iron out a few things to ensure that it delivers what is expected. Users can also see a detailed log of their flow to understand what is happening at each step as well.