Make Integrations Magical Introducing SAM
Simple Automation Magician, SAM, is here to aid you in your battle of integrations. SAM can provide solutions and build integrations for you, having been trained on our platform he's an expert and can act as your guide through the dungeon.
He's not just another AI, it's like adding value of a senior dev to manage your integrations.
Conjuring Solutions
Maximise your efficiency by utilising SAM's awesome conjuring skills.
SAM's endgame skills allow you to craft systems that just need your oversight, allow him to utilise your resources for you and build in moments not days.
Optimizing Systems
Take advantage of SAM, have him give suggestions on how to apply best practices. Ensuring security, and reliability thus avoiding mishaps, pushing SimplyQ's functionality to max.
Monitoring System Health
help me create an integration that tracks my YouTube channel’s .
There’s a delay in response rate on StoreFy, show me when this started and give me an analysis of what’s caused this.
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Audit the changes in feat/sms-reminders for vulnerabilities.
Audit the changes in feat/sms-reminders for vulnerabilities.
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I want to add a feature that sends me reminders about my outstanding tasks and is able to make amends by replying to an email notification.
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Assign a prompt to SAM
Let SAM guide you
SAM helps you define functional and business requirements, based on your prompt, and your existing environment and settings.
The prompts are specific and evolve as you provide SAM more data.
Alternatively, you can just tell SAM to do what he thinks is best.
You’ll always get a chance to review and make edits later.
Once you’ve reviewed the information you can deploy immediately.
What metrics do you want your new YouTube integration to collect?
Awaiting response . . .
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A simple and direct workflow
SAM
Deploy
Talk to SAM
Collaborate with SAM
Review PR on Github
In 4 steps you can setup, modify, repair and monitor integrations in countless ways.
Iterate with SAM
How do you fix bugs?
Building features couldn't be easier . . .