Curious what no-code/low-code AI agent tools people are actually using

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Summary

The author compares various no-code and low-code AI agent tools, seeking community input on their real-world applicability beyond prototypes.

I’ve been trying out a few no-code and low-code tools for building simple agent/workflow setups and wanted to compare notes with others here. The main ones I’ve looked at so far are: SimplAI n8n / Make / Zapier CrewAI / Langflow (more low-code side) At a high level, they all seem to approach the problem differently. Tools like n8n, Make, and Zapier are pretty straightforward for basic automation flows and integrations. They’re easy to set up, but start to feel limited when workflows get more complex or require more reasoning steps. The more agent-focused or low-code tools feel more flexible in terms of logic and structure, but they also seem to require more technical setup than I initially expected. Right now I’m mostly trying to understand where these tools actually fit in real-world use cases versus just experimentation. Would be interested to hear what others are actually using and whether any of these have worked well beyond small prototypes.
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