Product · on the shelf · demo live

Guided Flow Editor

Visual DAG + AI guided flows + fix-flow CLI.

Buyer pain: multi-step prompt and agent graphs that break mid-path — branches no one can see, handoffs that drift, and no CLI to repair the flow.

Named product

Guided Flow Editor

Working product on the shelf: author steps, branches, and handoffs as a first-class DAG, then repair broken graphs with the fix-flow CLI. Demo.

Failure mode → proof

Broken multi-step graphs → visible path + fix-flow

Failure mode: prompt/agent chains that fail mid-run with no inspectable graph. Scoped-fix proof: map the path as a DAG, guide the next step with AI, repair with fix-flow — days locked on a ≤3-day card before work starts. No WarBot outcomes claimed here.

How we work

Listen → card → fixed scope → ship

Name the failure mode. We write a one-page card with boundaries and days (≤3). You approve the card. We ship that scope — nothing adjacent slips in.

On the shelf

Guided Flow Editor

The named working product you can open today. Everything else is R&D or off.

Product Demo

Guided Flow Editor

Visual DAG + AI guided flows + fix-flow CLI.

Author the path operators follow before runtime: steps, branches, and handoffs as a first-class artifact. Demo and iterate without inventing process mid-run — and repair broken multi-step graphs with the CLI when they fail.

Facial recognition product: OFF — not on the shelf.

R&D · not a product

Building WarBot

Android and emulator control with device stewardship for operators who need verified taps — a lords-bot.com-class niche. Status: coming / in development / not shipped. Not Live, not Open, not a buy-or-run SKU, and not warbot.cloud as shipped proof.

If your failure mode is blind device automation that taps without verifying screen state, say so in discovery. We may listen. We will not sell WarBot, treat warbot.cloud as shipped proof, or put a buy/run button on this page.

Delivery

Listen → card → fixed scope → ship

Home + CTA work stays inside a ≤3-day box once the card is approved.

1 Listen You name the failure mode that keeps repeating.
2 Card We write a one-page card: outcome, boundaries, ≤3 days.
3 Fixed scope You approve the card. That is the whole job.
4 Ship We deliver the card. No scope creep by default.

Discovery intake

Stuck on this failure mode?

Tell us the failure that keeps biting — Guided Flow graphs, broken multi-step agents, or a real device-stewardship pain. Not a blank wishlist. We reply with a card (or a clear no) before anything is scoped to ship.

Discovery only — we write the card next (≤3-day box). Not an offer sheet.
Ready when the failure mode is clear.