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Show HN: Giselle – open-source visual editor for building AI workflows

https://github.com/giselles-ai/giselle

GitHub: https://github.com/giselles-ai/giselleGiselle is an open source tool for designing and running AI workflows using a visual node-based editor. Apache 2.0 licensed.Key features:- Drag-and-drop workflow builder for chaining AI apps- Multi-model support (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini) in one canvas- GitHub integration for automating issues, PRs, and code reviews- Built-in knowledge store...

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Great! I tried it out by simply adding a prefix to the URL. I'm looking forward to comparison articles like "Alternative to Tavily" and "Alternative to Jina AI"!
It's very valuable that Swift codes is open-sourced under the MIT!
Re:Show HN: Avid, Create Beautiful Flutter Apps with AI on Friday March 14, 2025 @02:21AM (#43360077)
I came across a0.dev the other day, and I think your focus on Flutter specifically is a nice differentiator. I'll try it!
It's a great product overall! However, as others have mentioned, if it can't be open source and requires granting strong permissions, I'm concerned about the security implications.
Cool! As others have already commented, I'm curious about how well it can handle data access while considering the permissions of external services.
Our team was just exploring an approach to building an AI Agent Builder by making API calls via LLM, so this is very helpful. I'll give it a try!
I have the same issue. I'm curious to see how it's implemented, so I'll take a look at the source code.
Re:Show HN: Hacker News with AI-generated summaries on Wednesday February 19, 2025 @09:30PM (#43110401)
Indeed, allowing users to try it through a demo product, rather than having them install a Chrome extension, makes it more accessible. This is insightful from a product marketing perspective. Thank you!
Re:Show HN: Hacker News with AI-generated summaries on Wednesday February 19, 2025 @12:39AM (#43098943)
That's an interesting attempt! I think it's a good approach for prototyping using Gistr (https://www.getgistr.com/) Are you the developer of Gistr?
That’s a really fascinating approach! The idea of encoding secret messages into seemingly ordinary text using arithmetic coding and an LLM-based probability model is both clever and innovative. It’s impressive how this method allows for covert communication in public spaces while remaining indistinguishable from typical AI-generated content.

At the same time, it raises interesting discussions about both the ethical and security implications of such technology. Looking forward to seeing how this project evolves!

Re:Show HN: Letting LLMs Run a Debugger on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @08:49PM (#43031880)
Interesting experiment! This feels like it could really expand the potential applications of LLMs. Exciting to see how AI can assist in debugging with live runtime context!
Re:Show HN: A minimal web service template based on Next.js on Tuesday February 11, 2025 @09:35PM (#43021177)
This is a great template! I think it will be helpful for engineers developing a web application with Next.js for the first time.

Also, I’m very happy that Stripe has been added to the template code. https://hiroppy.github.io/web-app-template/features/stripe.h...

Thank you for your response! It's great to hear that some companies have already set up the self-hosted version. I appreciate the information about the README file. I'll take a look. Looking forward to seeing how FoloUp evolves!
That's a great product! Is FoloUp already being used in your company, or do you have any case studies of its implementation?
Thank you! I’ll also try to focus on building a scalable architecture.
I thought it was a scale of code that could have been included in Abbe. https://github.com/US-Artificial-Intelligence/abbey

Was the motivation for separating it based on security considerations, as stated in the "Security Considerations"? https://github.com/US-Artificial-Intelligence/ScrapeServ?tab...

Backing up GitHub repositories is important, so I think this is a great tool! Currently, it is open-source only, but do you have any plans to commercialize it?
Re:Show HN: I made AI agent lib that you will understand on Tuesday February 04, 2025 @09:57PM (#42943125)
That's great! I'm also currently developing a product to execute workflows with AI agents, so I understand those challenges very well.
Re:Show HN: Open-source version of OpenAI's Deep Research on Monday February 03, 2025 @09:55PM (#42927165)
It's great that it's "open" and a public repository! Could you share any advantages your approach has over OpenAI's "Deep Research"? Also, if possible, I'd love to hear about the future prospects of Firecrawl.
We are building AI Agent "Giselle".

https://giselles.ai/ https://github.com/giselles-ai/giselle

Currently, it's in public beta. I'll also do Show HN around the time of the product release!

I’m glad I got to know about Miracope just when I needed to implement custom support for MCP. Thank you!
I'm considering implementing MCP into an application in the future. This information will be very helpful for that. Thank you!
Re:Show HN: Browse Anime from the Terminal on Wednesday January 29, 2025 @01:08AM (#42862063)
I found it very stylish that you displayed "DEATH NOTE" in the background!
What a good tool! In what kind of situations is this tool used? For example, is it for purposes such as finding vulnerabilities?
Re:Show HN: I'm Building an Alternative to Figma on Sunday January 26, 2025 @11:26PM (#42837412)
That's a good idea! I'm looking forward to it.
Re:Show HN: I made a service to convert WordPress blogs to Hugo on Wednesday January 22, 2025 @10:07PM (#42800244)
That's a great tool! When I migrated from WordPress to Astro before, I used my own custom script for the migration. I think having tools like this is very convenient and useful.
I was just looking for an alternative to Product Hunt, so thanks for the great info! I signed up right away. If I have any feedback after using it, I'll be sure to leave a comment.
I thought it was a great idea! I also often use the Vercel Deploy button because it allows me to try things out quickly.