PULSE
Business process automation with an AI step
- AI automation · 2026
- Product logic, UX, interface design, interface development
- 8 product screens, node and run model, visual system
Operations teams — finance, purchasing, support — own a process but not an engineering backlog. They need to build the process, change it, and explain what happened on a given Tuesday.
An automation tool is judged on the day it fails. PULSE was designed from the run log backwards: the canvas only draws what the log will later have to explain.
The AI step is a node like any other
The model call has the same contract as every node: typed input and output, a timeout, and a rule for uncertainty. Below 0.80 confidence the invoice goes to a person — and that rule is drawn on the canvas as its own edge.
Designing AI features that can be trusted.
The run log
A run is a timeline of steps with durations. A failed step opens its payload; the product says in one sentence why the run stopped and what did not happen as a result.
Complex system state explained to a non-technical person.
Errors as one problem
Failures are grouped by node and code, not by message text: seventeen vendor errors read as one problem with one fix.
UX for operational tools, and an understanding of how automations really break.
- Product model: five node types, typed ports
- 8 interface screens
- Canvas, run log, errors, node library, analytics, versions
- Visual system
- Product landing page