Here’s my honest take after spending some real time with AgenticFlow:

First off, the support and the team deserve a shoutout. Sean (the founder) and the crew are super hands-on. Every time I’ve had a question or ran into a hiccup, they actually listened—and not just with canned responses. Even when something I flagged only affected my weird use case, they took it seriously and followed up. It’s rare to see that level of care from a software company.

As for the product itself, AgenticFlow isn’t completely polished yet. This is just the beginning, in my opinion. There are some rough patches, and the documentation could definitely be more detailed, but they are working on it and also creating an AI agent that could help us create or troubleshoot the platform itself. Still, it’s clear AgenticFlow is powerful under the hood.

One thing that really impressed me is how much simpler some tasks are compared to other automation tools. I’m tinkering with n8n and Activepieces, and usually, building a workflow takes a bunch of nodes and steps. With AgenticFlow, once you understand how their system works (it did take me a bit to wrap my head around), you can set up the same thing in just a couple of clicks. The way their AI agents and bots work—being able to give them “skills” and have them access different tools automatically—is honestly the direction I think all automation is headed.

The BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) feature is a nice touch if you want more control, especially combined with MCP for managing permissions. Plus, PixelML—their version of OpenRouter—is really helpful for routing and managing AI models seamlessly. You also get a few of credits to play with right out of the gate.

I’ll be honest: starting out was a little confusing. The logic is different from the other platforms I’ve used, so there was a learning curve. But once I got past that, things started clicking into place. And again, whenever I got stuck, the team was there to help.

I think what makes AgenticFlow stand out isn’t just the technology—it’s how responsive and proactive the team is. They’re constantly pushing updates, asking for feedback, and you can tell they really want this platform to succeed.

So, bottom line:
AgenticFlow isn’t perfect yet, but it’s already really impressive and getting better fast. If you want something that’s almost entirely no-code but flexible enough for power users—and you value great support—you should definitely check it out. I’m excited to see where it goes next.