Anyone Tried This New No-Code AI Automation Tool?

[fevaf]

Hey everyone,

I recently stumbled upon a platform that promises to let you build AI workflows without writing a single line of code. It claims to support automation across different apps and services using natural language prompts. I’m curious if anyone here has tested it out.

How flexible is it in real-world use? Can it handle complex workflows or custom logic? Also, how does it compare to tools like Zapier or Make in terms of performance and integrations?

Would love to hear your thoughts or see some examples if you've played around with it!

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[xilomoh]

Yeah, I’ve been using it for a few weeks now. It’s surprisingly intuitive — the natural language input works well for building simple to moderately complex workflows. You can chain together different steps, and it supports conditionals and variables, though it’s not quite at the level of full-blown custom scripting yet. If you want to learn more about it, visit scriptml.net — they have a lot of documentation and examples to help get started. Compared to Zapier or Make, it feels more like a blend of both, but with more focus on AI integration. If your use case involves AI models (text, image, etc.), it’s really handy. Still early days, but worth experimenting with if you're into automation.