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I made a visual workspace for AI Automations

15 pointsby 1h agobiom.dev
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1h agoHN ↗

A lot of startups are using automated AI workflows for all sorts of things like sales dashboards, social media feed pulling, but currently there isn't any one workspace they can pull all that data in a visual form. Its all disjoint in that everyone basically generates and throws their artifacts away .

So I made an open-source workspace which allows you to pull in AI Automations in a visual way. This allows you to collaborate with your team members through sharing, as well as being able to all collaborate together with your agents all in one single place.

If you're interested in it you can check out the Github.

1h agoHN ↗

OK, but what does it do, without having to look at pages and pages of eye-searing graphics in the default AI style?

The one question you have to answer on your landing page, especially with AI making landing pages easy, is, "why should I care". And deliver that answer as quickly and clearly as possible.

1h agoHN ↗

I think it is in the vein of n8n and zapier. If you have not heard of them, it may not be for you.

jduhking: an explanatory sentence as subheader may help.

47m agoHN ↗

Yes! It is essentially automations focused workspace that largely uses the automations to create your single source of truth and company brain.

51m agoHN ↗

Hey I'm the founder, I understand that the graphics dont really work well and are to noisy, i'm working on that right now.

We are workspace that prioritizes automations that output rich information instead of plain text. These automations work to make the workspace your single source of truth since they pull data and create dynamic views.

I'll try to make it clearer! Thanks for the feedback!

58m agoHN ↗

Man your graphical choices are pretty difficult to bear.. too much noise not enough information

53m agoHN ↗

We're fixing it right now! Thanks for the feedback

52m agoHN ↗

Agreed! Clicked the link because I was excited. This is a real gap especially when you have like 10 different agent providers and no idea what they are doing. But the UI here is just bad.

IMO the correct UI for this like gather.town. Give me a top down pokemon view of all my agents running and a leaderboard for activity / most recently run.

48m agoHN ↗

Feedback taken!

I was trying to show that its was agent/harness agnostic since this is a big thing for us. But I realize it was really confusing.

But im happy to hear you were excited!

Thanks for the feedback, im getting on the fix right now!