
I'm building Conju.ai, a canvas that allows anyone to build simple AI-powered apps with prompt chains.
It's when you use the output of one prompt as the input for another one, this allows you to break down larger processes or asks into small, specific tasks.
My co-founder and I jumped into this one without really figuring out who it was for, or if anyone even wanted it. Our feedback so far has been 'It's neat.' We get people signing up, making a few flows, and then just dropping it.
I think the best version of Conju allows anyone to build really powerful automations for transforming structured and unstructured with ML models. Kind of like AI Lego bricks.
Ya, I think Zapier can probably do most of the things Conju could. I think what's nice about Conju is that you don't have to fiddle around with a new API key whenever you want to add a new model, you're just billed monthly. Another thing is the interface, when you're refining a flow in Conju, you can see and edit everything right there on the canvas.
APIs for generative models allow technical people to be creative in ways that non-technical people cannot. And while there is a whole lot more you can do with these models than prompt-chain, we think this is a good start.
Candidly, my co-founders and I have a habit of just building things that we think are kind of cool. I feel so disconnected from problems in the real world that there is a good chance I'm just inventing them.
Thank you! I love IH.