Using workflow-builder.dev for this

I’ve been trying out workflow-builder.dev and here’s the simplest way to describe it:

It’s a whiteboard for automations.

You drag boxes (triggers, steps, API calls) onto the board, draw lines between them, and when you’re happy with the flow, the tool turns that picture into real TypeScript code that runs on Workflow DevKit.

You don’t start by writing use workflow or use step. You just sketch out:

• When this happens → Do this step → Then that step → Maybe call an LLM or an API here → And send something back at the end

Under the hood, the builder creates the plumbing code for you. The generated TypeScript can be checked into git, reviewed, and run anywhere a Node app runs—locally, in Docker, on Vercel, etc.

In short: draw the workflow first, worry about the code later.