Autonomous AI Chat CPU-terminals executing modular CLI workflow automations.
NODES
- Each Node is a terminal‑style chat that turns your inputs into automated workflow runs.
- Each Node is modular but only has one scope.
- Each Node runs one LLM kernel Agent or Swarm.
- Specific instructions are detailed in each topics that inform what the workflow does and what tools does it use.
Nodes are used by team to test out ideas, prototype and get feedback on certain workflows.
%% stylized flow
graph TD
A[Open topic] --> B[Read Node rules]
B --> C[Start Chat]
C --> D[Send Input]
D --> E[Node triggers workflow]
E --> F[Agent runs tasks]
F --> G[Reply appears in topic]
classDef node fill:#1f2937,color:#fff,stroke-width:1px,corner-radius:8px;
3 Why Nodes Differ from Standard Chats
| Standard chat | Node terminal |
|---|---|
| Single LLM session | Modular workflow engine behind the chat |
| No custom tools | Access to APIs, docs, scripts |
| Short answers | May stream logs, multi‑step results |
| One LLM session trying to do everything | Dedicated workflow engine for one specific job |
| Tool sprawl; conflicts and failures | Curated toolset matched to the Node’s scope |
4 Rules & Limits
- Only commands sent in the chat trigger actions.
- Runtime, rate, and tool access are set per Node.
- Spec and instructions sheet shown in each topic.
5 Quick Reference
- Open topic → learn → type input → watch results.