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I thought it had to do with the 8086 dynasty of of Intel processors and the relation to tech and automation that computers have.
Ahh, I thought it meant the slang "86 it". As in it'll throw out your old workflow for a whole new paradigm.
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Partially inspired by WD-40 but more so the exorbitant price for anything workflow.com. The number did have some logic behind it: 8 letters in automate and 6 in no-code.
I thought it had to do with the 8086 dynasty of of Intel processors and the relation to tech and automation that computers have.
I am in a similar space and our product creates workflows from prompts. Internally it is a JSON schema generator and response parser (from AI). We focus on creating assistants (personal or team) that reside on local computers, can crawl, read from any data source and build a knowledge graph for search, daily tasks, etc.
In our UI efforts (we are really behind in this) the graph editor is starting to look like how I see in your product.
How the hell do you have so many typos on your website?
What’s the path to MS365 integration? Thats where all my work is
Working on it at the moment, would be interested in learning more about the actions/events you would need to make it useful.
How the hell do you have so many typos on your website?
I wonder if an AI could help with this?
Here's the workflow that was generated: https://app.workflow86.com/template/2f8c5a73-af76-47bc-8757-...
Looks nice but is priced for teams. Does anyone know of something like this with plans priced for individuals? I’m looking to automate some browser stuff, testing, etc.