Ask AI to build the automation for you
Describe what you want, read the plan it proposes, and let it build the steps on your canvas.
Open an automation and click Agent in the header. Describe what you want in a sentence or two — "when someone submits the demo form, add them to the Trials list, wait two days, then email them unless they have already booked" — and it works out the steps.
It plans first
You get a plan before anything is built: the steps it intends to add, in order, with a line on why each one is there. If part of your request is not something Spiceform can do, it says so in the plan rather than quietly building something else. Read it, then Approve to build or discard it and rephrase.
What it builds
It works on your draft only. You get the changes on the canvas, listed in plain language, and you review them like any other edit. It cannot publish and it cannot turn an automation on — that stays with you, and so does the test before the switch will move.
Talking to it
The conversation continues, so you can say "also post it to Slack" or "make the wait three days" and it works from what is already there. If your request is ambiguous, it asks rather than guesses.
Say what should happen when things go wrong — "if the email fails, tell me" — and you get the error paths built in, instead of adding them later after a run went missing.
Planning and building each cost credits, shown on the buttons before you press them. Reading your automation and answering questions is free.
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