Build your AI on a canvas, not in code.

Yes, and here "build" mostly means configure. You start from an industry preset, set the behavior, policies, guardrails, and tools on a visual canvas, and the model does the reasoning. The people launching agents this way run businesses, not engineering teams.

For most businesses, no. Building from scratch means picking models, writing prompts, wiring tools, and testing edge cases for weeks before the first customer conversation. A preset ships with that work done for your vertical, and the time goes into tuning it to how you operate, which is the part only you can do anyway.

No. One agent handles every function for your business: sales, support, scheduling, follow-ups. You configure a single agent, not a collection of narrow bots.

No. Behavior, policies, guardrails, and tools are all set on a visual canvas. Code is optional, not required.

It would be if you were hand-wiring logic for every situation. You are not. You configure one agent, the model does the reasoning, and the canvas is where you set the tools, policies, and guardrails it works within, starting from a preset. You shape one agent, not a flowchart for every scenario.

The tools, knowledge base, system prompts, and routing tuned for your vertical. You clone it, adjust it to your business, and go live, rather than configuring everything from scratch.

There is no onboarding queue and no setup call. Starting from a preset means most of the configuration is already done, so you are tuning rather than building from zero.