1. Describe the outcome
The user writes normally. Ahim converts the request into a structured workflow and identifies which integrations could be relevant in that user’s region.
One place for a task, its permissions, and its result.
The product is being built around a simple safety sequence: describe → plan → connect → preview → approve → track.
2. Connect only what is needed
The user chooses each service. Ahim uses provider OAuth instead of collecting a service password. Unsupported connectors are shown as unavailable, not faked.
3. Review before external changes
The first version previews email classification and proposed groups. Destructive actions such as deletion must be a separate explicit approval.
4. Keep useful work in the workspace
Orders, urgent cases and summaries belong in the app workspace. Export to a spreadsheet is optional, not the primary experience.
Try the local workspace.
Create a local account and generate a workflow plan. AI planning is live only after a valid OpenRouter key is configured locally.
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