What is an AI Feature?

AI Features are mini-programs that use AI algorithms (LLMs) as their brain to accomplish tasks typically provided by users or other AI features. The AI feature understands the task requirements, plans a sequence of actions to achieve the task, executes the actions, and determines whether the task has been successfully completed.

Some examples of what AI features can do:

• Summarize long pieces of text

• Browse a company URL and extract the list of their customers

• Search the web to find the answer to a question

• Generate a product description from an image

• Extract structured data from a PDF, image, and other file types

• Classify the sentiment of a customer message

• Scrape a website and extract structured data

For more inspiration on AI features you can build, sign up and log in at WorkflowAI.com and select the + New button to see a wide variety of example features.

What is not an AI Feature?

An AI feature should involve a single input-to-output interaction. Combining multiple sequences of inputs and outputs would instead constitute a workflow, which is not currently supported. In the event that there is a task that is better suited for a workflow, break the process into multiple agents that each handle one portion of the task only.

• Valid AI Feature: "Extract calendar events detected in a thread of emails."

• Invalid AI Feature (ie. a Workflow): "Extract calendar events from a thread of emails and then automatically send invitations for the events to guests."