The multi-model approach makes sense. We've noticed different models handle different things better, so being able to run them side by side is pretty useful.
The dynamic workflow stuff is neat. Most tools are too rigid once you start. Will be interesting to see how it handles unexpected turns.
This is the next step after SDD: a system that enforces the orchestration to execute the spec. I appreciate that you can bring your own agent (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Zencoder)
I suspect that we'll eventually loop back to formal specifications, with formal or semi-formal verification that the implementation matches the specification, but with agents writing the actual code.
ok, this tool really did some magic for my poor promt "create a game like google chrome has when wifi is off". i also like that it kinda teaches me on proper spec development and thinking for me about the tests and things i needed to specify in the first place.
The language used on the website is very fresh! They are brave enough to call bad AI output "slop", which immediately makes me think they are trustworthy, that they are in the know. An AI bandwagoner wouldn't be brave enough to call it slop.
Then there's a blurb about the CEO who claims "AI doesn't need better prompts. It needs orchestration." which is something I have always felt to be true, especially after living through highly engineered prompts becoming suddenly useless when conditions change because of how brittle they are.
I might even give this a shot and I usually eschew AI plugins because of how cloud connected they are.
I am a nobody, but I think these people are making a bunch of right moves in this AI space.
Interesting! Just tested and it's quite impressive so far. I use multi-agent workflows on a daily basis. Overseeing them and limiting hallucinations has become a major pain for me. This is much needed.
The multi-model approach makes sense. We've noticed different models handle different things better, so being able to run them side by side is pretty useful. The dynamic workflow stuff is neat. Most tools are too rigid once you start. Will be interesting to see how it handles unexpected turns.
This is the next step after SDD: a system that enforces the orchestration to execute the spec. I appreciate that you can bring your own agent (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Zencoder)
I suspect that we'll eventually loop back to formal specifications, with formal or semi-formal verification that the implementation matches the specification, but with agents writing the actual code.
FYI: advanced tracking protection in Firefox breaks your download form
Quick fix:
Apple Silicon (ARM64): https://download.zencoder.ai/zenflowapp/stable/0.0.52/app/da...
Intel (x64): https://download.zencoder.ai/zenflowapp/stable/0.0.52/app/da...
We'll figure out the FF script blocking.
:-0 thanks for lmk, will get back to you on this asap
ok, this tool really did some magic for my poor promt "create a game like google chrome has when wifi is off". i also like that it kinda teaches me on proper spec development and thinking for me about the tests and things i needed to specify in the first place.
nice
The language used on the website is very fresh! They are brave enough to call bad AI output "slop", which immediately makes me think they are trustworthy, that they are in the know. An AI bandwagoner wouldn't be brave enough to call it slop.
Then there's a blurb about the CEO who claims "AI doesn't need better prompts. It needs orchestration." which is something I have always felt to be true, especially after living through highly engineered prompts becoming suddenly useless when conditions change because of how brittle they are.
I might even give this a shot and I usually eschew AI plugins because of how cloud connected they are.
I am a nobody, but I think these people are making a bunch of right moves in this AI space.
Thank you!
Interesting! Just tested and it's quite impressive so far. I use multi-agent workflows on a daily basis. Overseeing them and limiting hallucinations has become a major pain for me. This is much needed.