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FlowForge
Agentic Automation

Turn natural-language intent into multi-step, tool-using pipelines —
agents that re-plan around failure and escalate to a human when they are genuinely uncertain.

Project Details

The operations team ran on a patchwork of RPA bots, Zapier automations and manual handoffs. Every UI change broke something, nothing could reason about context, and there was no audit trail when a run went wrong. FlowForge replaced it with a planner-executor agent runtime. An LLM planner decomposes a plain-English process description into a typed DAG with explicit pre- and post-conditions per step — reviewable before it ever executes.

Executor agents call the existing APIs and tools over sandboxed REST and MCP connectors, with schema validation, retries and rate limits. A policy layer sits between them: confidence gates route low-certainty steps into a human approval inbox with one-click approve, edit or reject. Every tool call, prompt and decision is traced with OpenTelemetry, so any run can be replayed and audited.

Project Research

The interesting question was not whether an agent could execute a workflow — it was when it should refuse to. Too eager and it takes destructive actions on bad assumptions; too cautious and it escalates everything and saves nobody any time.

We calibrated the confidence gates against a labelled set of real historical runs, tuning the escalation threshold until the agent was aggressive where the evidence was strong and conservative exactly where a human would have hesitated.

Project Results

FlowForge removed 70% of manual operations work at a 99.3% run success rate — the self-healing behaviour is why: agents re-plan around a failed tool call instead of dead-stopping the run and waiting for Monday. New processes are built five times faster, because describing a process in English beats scripting it. And 100% of runs are auditable, which is what got the system past the compliance review.