Superflows

Hey PH 👋🏼 We’re building Superflows to enable large language models to control powerful software products. Our goal is to give everyone an expert assistant in the software they use every day. Modern business software is incredibly powerful, with large feature sets and the flexibility to adapt to a wide range of use-cases. This makes the software complex, decreasing usability. For product managers of these products, this results in low activation and retention. They know the features that drive the most value, but struggle to get users to that point. We experienced this first hand from both sides and asked ourselves: What if you could just type in a box and have the actions taken for you? And what if software products could add this functionality in a few hours? With ChatGPT’s release and GPT4, it’s now possible to have AI assistants for every aspect of your job. This would be super useful, but these LLMs aren’t connected to the data and software you already use. When exploring the problem with companies trying to build an AI assistant like this, we heard a lot of shared problems: - Prompt engineering LLMs is challenging and unlike other software engineering - a prototype quickly gets to 60% accuracy, then hits a wall. Months of engineering time gets wasted - Product Managers lack control over AI assistant behaviour because you have to get deep into prompt engineering and code to really move the dial Our toolkit uses LLMs, chain-of-thought reasoning and fine-tuning to create a fast, reliable, customisable AI assistant for your product. Here’s how it works: - Connect your API - Configure in a no-code dashboard - Test in our playground - Deploy in a few lines of code Our product roadmap is public so you can see what’s coming down the tracks and suggest new features: https://docs.superflows.ai/blog/... We’d be really grateful for your support and to answer any questions you have! Cheers, Matthew

Happy to hunt Superflows once again! :) Love the product. The demo video sums up the possibilities quite well. Give it a try!

Hey guys! That looks very useful for Product managers with poor UX expertise, like me Congrats and hope that you'll find our ideal customer (!)