Getting started
Describe a journey and get a flow
A flow starts from a description in English, Dutch or German: who does what, in which order, and what they may not do.
Open the project and choose New flow.
Describe the journey, for example: “A company admin logs in, creates an order and assigns it to a driver. A driver can only see their own orders.”
Create the flow. Each role gets a lane, each action a step, and sentences like “can only see” or “should not be able to” become steps that must be refused.
Review the steps: each one shows the endpoint it calls. Steps whose endpoint isn’t in your sources are marked, so a run never passes on made-up calls.
With or without AI
When this installation has AI on, Claude drafts the flow and maps it onto your actual endpoints; otherwise, or past your plan’s AI allowance, the rule-based parser draws it. Sentences it can’t turn into a step are named in a warning rather than dropped.
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