Agensis Flow: Keeping Only a Single Step Node
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-15
Agensis Flow is a new workflow builder with an ultra-minimalist design: it retains only a single node named **Step**. Its defining feature is packing "hack, code, customise, prompt" all into the same step, allowing workflows to be packaged into: - Deterministic code - Virtual models callable via OpenAPI endpoints The author emphasizes it is well-suited for: - Testing and building agent loops - Experimenting with memory / knowledge concepts - Connecting various providers, CLIs, tools, and subflows The project will launch this week, **free, open-source, and under an MIT license**.
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