Business Case Maker — Multi-Agent Orchestrator
Turn a platform and a domain into a ready-to-build business case.
- •Multi-agent orchestrator: a request + a domain → a ready-to-build workflow
- •Analyst agents read the target platform (nodes, APIs, UI) to ground every scenario
- •Domain researcher finds real business cases; scenario generator drafts the flow
- •Human-in-command: you pick the scenario, approve or edit, before publish
Tap to enlargeBusiness Case Maker is a multi-agent orchestrator that turns "build me a demo for customer support" into a concrete, ready-to-build workflow — grounded in what the target platform can actually do. Analyst agents read the platform’s front-end, back-end, and UI; a domain researcher proposes a scored top-3 of business cases; a scenario generator drafts the full spec — steps, dialogs, decision logic — with every element mapped to the platform’s real node types; and a publisher ships the approved scenario as documentation. The human stays in command: picks the scenario and its size, approves or edits, before anything ships.
Grounded in the Platform’s Real Capabilities
Scenarios grounded in the platform’s real capabilities, not a wish-list
Three analyst agents read the actual platform — front-end nodes and fields, back-end APIs, execution model and constraints, and the UI itself (mapped from screenshots) — so scenarios are built on what the platform can really do, not on wishful thinking. The result is a capability map every downstream agent works within.
Research, Scored and Sized
A scored top-3, your chosen depth, and a fully node-mapped spec
A domain researcher proposes a top-3 of business cases scored by value × complexity, so the choice is decision-ready. You pick one and its depth — small, medium, or large — and the scenario generator drafts the full spec: steps, dialogs, branching logic, and state, with every step mapped to a real node type in the builder.
Human-in-Command, Then Shipped
Approve, edit, or regenerate — then it ships, documented
Nothing ships on autopilot: you approve, edit, or regenerate the scenario until it’s right — then a publisher agent ships the finished documentation to the team’s wiki, screenshots attached. Autonomy where it accelerates, human control where it decides.
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