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Peak Automations · Flow view

Boxes and arrows.
The same flow at a glance.

Every automation has two views: a sentence in your words and a flow view with trigger, conditions and steps as boxes joined by arrows. Both show the same definition. A free canvas where you drag and connect boxes yourself does not exist today.

Open the flow view in Peak Automations

Illustrative example · sample data · nothing runs

EXAMPLE / LIVE PREVIEW

One check.
The fitting step.

Peak Automations / Sample flowLOCAL EXAMPLE

01 / Example value

How branched is your flow?

02 / What Peak Automations showsOne trigger, one step: “When a task is done, notify Mira.”

The sentence view is enough · one glance

Change the example value. The next step follows the check.
Sample data · nothing runs

One example. Two paths.
The check
decides the next step.Compare both paths below ↓

Two example values

How branched is your flow?

Schematic example on a scale from 0 to 10. In the product every automation shows both views.

2/ 10Short
Read it as a sentenceEXAMPLE PATH
One trigger, one step: “When a task is done, notify Mira.”
Then

A trigger, two conditions, one wait and three steps, one of them with an approval.

The sentence view is enough · one glance

8/ 10Multi-step
Read it as a flowEXAMPLE PATH
A trigger, two conditions, one wait and three steps, one of them with an approval.

The flow view shows order and checkpoints

Trust needs clarity

Honest about the flow view.

01 / The existing evidence

No free canvas

Peak arranges the boxes itself. You cannot drag, freely place or hand-wire boxes today. Such a canvas is not built.

Peak Automations / Example pathsEXAMPLE
  1. 2/10
    One trigger, one step: “When a task is done, notify Mira.”The sentence view is enough · one glance
  2. 8/10
    A trigger, two conditions, one wait and three steps, one of them with an approval.The flow view shows order and checkpoints

02 / Your check

Change it with a sentence

You describe the change in a sentence. Peak shows the difference from the current version before you accept it. Every accepted change is a new version.

4 / 1010 / 10

Compare both paths and their reasons.

03 / The clear limit

A preview, not a run

This page shows examples. It creates no automation and connects no account.

ExampleNothing run

The next step

See your flow the way it runs.

Describe a routine in Peak Automations and switch between the sentence and the flow view.

Open the flow view in Peak Automations
Peak Automations · Flow viewWhat starts the run?

Illustrative example · sample data · nothing runs

Frequently asked questions

Can I move and connect boxes freely?

No. Peak lays out the flow view itself. A freely editable canvas is not built.

How do I change a flow?

You describe the change in a sentence. Peak shows the difference before you accept it and saves every accepted change as a new version.

Do sentence and flow show the same thing?

Yes. Both views read the same definition of the automation.

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