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Currently exploring new ways to combine AI, organization, and creativity in everyday business workflows. What’s one AI tool or workflow that has genuinely made your work easier?
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I built FlowPilot AI ⚡ — an AI-powered operations platform that transforms customer requests into intelligent workflows.
From AI-powered request analysis and smart prioritization to conditional automation and human approval, FlowPilot helps small businesses streamline operations and reduce repetitive work.
Built with @Base44 for the #Base44Challenge
Onboarding workflow for a Business Intelligence Platform.
Clear feedback and fallback states are the glue that make a product experience seamless.
Full workflow below ↓
I didn't want the workflow canvas to feel like a single-user tool.
So I made it collaborative.
SeerForge is a multi-tenant AI workflow builder, so multiple people can work inside the same workspace.
And that's where things started getting interesting.
How do you keep everyone's canvas in sync?
How do you show another user's cursor in real time?
What happens when two people change the workflow at the same time?
And how do you keep everything responsive without making a database request for every little thing?
The canvas itself wasn't the hardest part.
Most of the interesting work was happening behind it:
→ real-time state
→ events
→ persistence
→ database calls
→ keeping everything in sync
It's one of those features that looks pretty simple when you're using it.
But once you start building it, you realize there's a lot happening underneath.
Still working on SeerForge, but the collaboration layer has been one of the more interesting parts to build so far.
