[ekarabeg]

Thanks! The main difference between Sim Studio and other open-source AI agent workflow builders is the level of abstraction used when creating agents.

For instance, n8n has a "memory" parameter, which is not an inherent parameter of LLMs. You can inject your agent's memories into the agent message history (or system prompt) - which is the most common scenario - but we give you control over that. We want to provide visibility, so everything that's exposed on the workflow canvas is exactly what's being executed in the background. Also, we think it's faster and more intuitive to get your workflow up and running in Sim Studio. I'd love your feedback, though! What do you think?

[all2]

This sounds like execution/variable resolution scopes in programming languages. I wonder if there are ideas from programming languages you could pick up and use?

[ekarabeg]

Yes exactly! A lot of our platform was inspired by programming languages - for loops, for each loops, custom variables, and environment variables in settings. If you have any more concepts, we'd love to hear them!