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I made a visual workspace for AI Automations

6 pointsby 35m agobiom.dev
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35m 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.

10m agoHN ↗

Allow me to just give some friendly criticism. A lot of us are working on AI stuff these days, and I genuinely think it's awesome. There's a lot of cool stuff you can do, ways to leverage general models, etc. The product space is huge and there's no big winners yet, so it seems pretty open.

A lot of code is written using AI, and hopefully the author knows what it's doing and is reviewing properly. However, and unfortunately, a lot of marketing is also done with AI, and this, to me at least, just reeks of a lack of effort and even a failure to believe in your own idea.

Your entire front page is just pure AI slop filled with Claude-isms and ChatGPT zingers. It's painfully obvious no one spent time figuring out what your main feature is, who your target market is, what you're even trying to do.

So I'm a bit confused and a bit turned off by the AI slop marketing. I mean, at the very least the front page should be your own words. Heck even a black-on-white "hey I'm Bob and here's why I built this" would be better than the current front page imo.