Build, use, and share AI agents that can handle simple tasks to complex workflows. No coding required.
Create your own team of AI agents
Build, use, and share AI agents that can handle simple tasks to complex workflows. No coding required.
Hi, my name is Timothy and I've been working on Nelly for the last few months. Nelly is an AI agent/assistent platform where you can build, use and soon share AI agents. You create the agents by simply writing instructions in natural language, and you can break down these instructions into smaller parts as sub-agents. You then use these agents with Nelly's chat interface to perform tasks for you. Nelly is a desktop app, currently for Mac but soon also for Windows and Linux, that you install on y
I just tried building a simple agent to fill out a form using the provided data, and it worked really well- 3 out of 4 forms were submitted successfully, so there’s still a bit to improve, but overall it’s promising. Earlier today, I accomplished the same task using Automatio.io , but the key difference was setup time: Automatio took me about 10 minutes (and I had to click a lot!), while Nelly handled it in just 1 minute. I’m definitely planning to push it further with more complex scenarios. Co
Congrats.. will be testing this as most AI agents are bit complex to setup
Great product! It would be great if you could integrate with Zapier.
From automating simple daily tasks to orchestrating complex workflows - all without writing a single line of code. This could be the gateway for so many people to start leveraging AI agents in their work.
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