Automation, working demo
Workflow builder
Four real automations, each a different shape because each solves a different problem. One fans out to three services at once, one loops until someone pays, one waits on a human. Pick a scenario, run it, and break it with the switches.
Flow
- Press "Run workflow" to watch it execute.
Break it on purpose
Inspector
Node output
{
"status": "idle"
}
Selected node
Run it, then click any node to see what it received and emitted.
What's real here: the engine actually executes. Nodes await each other, parallel branches
genuinely run at the same time and rejoin at a merge, the retry logic uses real exponential
backoff against real elapsed time, loops re-enter until their exit condition is met, and the
inspector shows what each node truly emitted. Each scenario has its own topology, node count and
edge set, computed into a layered layout rather than drawn from a fixed template.
What's not: nothing leaves your browser. In production these nodes are n8n, webhooks and custom code talking to real systems.
What's not: nothing leaves your browser. In production these nodes are n8n, webhooks and custom code talking to real systems.
What should happen automatically?
If you can say "every time X happens, someone has to remember to do Y", that is this, and it is usually a small job.