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Show HN: Superflows - Open source toolkit to build AI assistants for SaaS

7 pointsby neuromantic100almost 2 years ago

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neuromantic100almost 2 years ago
Henry, Matthew and James here – we’re building an open source devtool that makes it easy to add an LLM-powered assistant to software products. It can take actions in the software and answer questions, like having a ChatGPT plugin within your product. It’s also open source, so you don’t have to send user data to <i>another</i> 3rd party.*<p>We started working together 2 years ago and have pivoted a few times. One problem we came across running a startup was we had to learn to use a lot of business software.<p>We also heard from people running software companies that one of their biggest problems was helping users get the most out of their software. We’re building Superflows to address these problems.<p>Superflows works by calling API endpoints (and in time, functions in your code) which you choose to expose. This lets the chatbot achieve tasks within your software in response to natural language queries.<p>You can upload your OpenAPI spec to our dashboard to get up and running, or there are presets to test with. You can enable&#x2F;disable endpoints and evaluate performance in the playground. We also have a react UI library (@superflows&#x2F;chat-ui-react) to make it easy to integrate into your software.<p>You can self-host for free. We&#x27;re charging for the cloud version. This has faster &amp; easier setup, multiple users, user permissions, analytics &amp; support.<p>*We currently only support GPT as an LLM, but are working on making it easy to host llama 2 so the whole stack is open source.
camjwalmost 2 years ago
This looks so useful! I&#x27;ve worked with so many legacy tools that have awful UX and only some random graybeard knows how to use, I&#x27;d love to add a copilot to some of those tools so that I (and my non-technical coworkers) don&#x27;t have to figure out how to use them.<p>I&#x27;m thinking about random ERP tools, internal dashboards, etc.