What if every new lead could be handled before you even open your inbox? ⚡
This AI-powered workflow turns a new email inquiry into a structured, ready-to-handle lead — automatically.
A new inquiry arrives → AI extracts the important details → Airtable/CRM is updated → the response goes through optional human approval → a personalized email is sent → Notion is updated → the team gets notified in Slack → performance data is collected for reporting.
The goal isn't to remove people from the process. It's to remove the repetitive work around them.
This type of workflow can be customized for B2B companies, SaaS businesses, agencies, real estate, e-commerce, recruitment, consulting, customer support, healthcare, finance, education, and other service businesses.
Already know what you want to automate? → Send me your current workflow and I’ll map out how we can automate it.
Still doing repetitive work manually? → Tell me the task that consumes your team’s time, and I’ll help identify what can be automated.
I'd use the human approval step to capture corrections, not just a yes/no decision. If a reviewer changes the extracted lead details, does the workflow update Airtable and the reporting record before sending the email?
Yes, the workflow updates both Airtable and the reporting record with the reviewer's corrections before the final email is sent. The system is designed to capture these manual edits dynamically rather than treating the step as a simple binary approval.
AetherOS is a web desktop for AI agents. The entire project sits inside a single HTML file. It starts with a boot screen. Then it opens into a dark workspace. The background has black animated particles. Everything runs on plain CSS and vanilla JavaScript. The site loads zero external dependencies and zero sound files.
The bottom dock holds seven apps. These tools manage four AI agents: Atlas, Sage, Bolt, and Vega. The Agents app shows them chatting and passing tasks. Files lets you browse a drive. Memory shows a live graph of what the system knows. Users can also modify a history timeline. Studio lets you test prompts. Flows builds node pipelines, and Cost tracks token usage.
Every window can be moved, resized, minimized, or maximized. The top menu bar has a model switcher. It routes tasks to Claude Opus 4.7, GPT-5.2, Gemini 3 Pro, DeepSeek V4, or Llama 4. The OS also has Spotlight search, sound toggles, and local API key inputs. The interface uses dark glass panels with blue highlights.
Building the node graphs in one single HTML5 file was tough. At first, the physics nodes pushed apart too hard. They floated right off the screen. Dragging extra lines while getting zoomed in also threw off the precise positions. I fixed the center gravity math. Then I divided mouse positions by the zoom factor. That stopped the unnecessary movement and kept the OS stable.😊
Normal work disappears. Genuine judgment surfaces.
I built Northline Flow for @Lovable’s #lovablechallenge — a fictional owner-operated home-services business in Surrey, BC.
I didn’t want to build another prettier scheduler. The problem I wanted to attack was the handling around the booking.
Routine requests can continue toward booking. Genuine ambiguity reaches the owner as one framed decision. Unsafe or wrong-fit requests stop instead of being forced into the normal booking path.
I also built a deterministic test harness and a playable Morning Shift proof mode: three fictional requests enter the same routing rules, but only one requires a human decision.
The part I’m most excited about is that the challenge itself became reusable. We captured the process from brief → working flow → adversarial testing → cinematic donor → bounded visual integration → playable proof → final freeze.