One step at a time
The current and completed stages have distinct states that do not rely on colour alone.
Automation workflow / fictional concept
Flow AILess repetition. A visible decision point.
A mint and teal direction for a step-by-step workflow: request, classification, review and draft.
The existing interactive demo is in Romanian. This study and its interface illustrations are available in English.
Fictional brand and demonstration data. No commercial results or client relationship are claimed.
Flow AI / interface illustration
FLOW AISIMULATION
Visible steps. Human control.- 01Request receivedDemonstration example
- 02ClassificationDemonstration example
- Human reviewApproval required
- 04Draft preparedDemonstration example
View a screenshot of the existing demo interface
THE NEED WE EXPLORE
Where the concept starts
A repetitive activity is hard to assess when automation looks like a black box. The concept makes the stages and human approval point visible.
DESIGN DECISIONS
Why it looks and works this way
Review is a condition
The demonstration requires confirmation of review before continuing. Approval is not hidden inside an animation.
Concrete scenarios
Bookings, service requests and quoting use predefined examples. Changing the scenario restarts the journey.
THE EXISTING DEMONSTRATION
What you can try now
- Choose a scenario and walk through the stages.
- Try the human review step before continuing.
- Read the demonstration draft and replay the workflow.
IMPLEMENTATION AND LIMITS
What is implemented
- A React and TypeScript interface with predefined states and examples.
- No AI model is called and no messages are sent.
- The illustration on this page represents the process; the demo lets you walk through it.
FOR A REAL PROJECT
What needs defining and connecting
These are project requirements, not features the demonstration claims to provide.
- Real APIs, tool access and runtime secret management.
- Evaluation using relevant examples, including ambiguous cases.
- Logs, duplicate handling, retries and approvals for external actions.