Samar Ali

What if building AI tools was as simple as stacking Lego blocks? 🧱

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Creating smarter AI tools often feels complex and time-consuming. What if there were an easier way to build and automate them effortlessly? 🧩 AISmartCube lets you do just that. With a low-code platform, you can design AI tools and assistants like you’re playing with Lego. Access a rich library of ready-made solutions, streamline workflows, and integrate public knowledge bases—all without breaking a sweat. Here’s what to think about: 🛠️ How can low-code platforms simplify AI innovation? 📚 What’s the potential of smarter tools powered by public knowledge bases? 🚀 How will AISmartCube redefine how we create and automate AI solutions? We’d love to hear your thoughts! We’re live Today! Click the link below to get notified: https://www.producthunt.com/post... Your support and feedbacks means everything to us! 🌟

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Ashit from Draftly.so
If you are talking about No-code / Low-code tools, they are great for prototyping but after a certain point, they are not scalable. So one should definitely use it to create an MVP share it with a limited set of people but once you start seeing traction, you should start building it from zero. tldr; Its easy to go from 0 → 70% using No-code / Low-code tools. But 71% → 100% is very painful because of the limitations of the tool used.
Weston Skipworth
It looks like an impressive tool. Glad to support it.
Seems interesting @samalyx
Stephane Boghossian
Seems interesting. Is it capable to build complex apps or not yet?
Joshua Daniel Scott
No-code/low-code AI tools are great for quickly prototyping and validating ideas. But for production-grade scalability, custom development is often necessary. Maybe a hybrid approach could work - use no-code for the 80% that's straightforward, then custom code the complex 20%? Curious to hear others' experiences striking this balance.