OpenAdapt Flow
Turn a demonstration into a program you can inspect.
OpenAdapt Flow records a GUI workflow and compiles its actions into a local program. Healthy runs follow that program without generative-model calls. The runtime checks the declared result before reporting success.
Work with OpenAdapt Flow
What you can do
Inspect the compiled steps
Review actions, parameters, and expected state changes before a run. Retained structural and visual evidence helps the runtime find the intended target.
Define what success means
Bind the workflow to its application, identity rules, policy, and independent result checks. A success message on the acting screen is not enough.
Handle interface changes
Flow first tries to resolve the target from retained evidence. A proposed repair goes through review and qualification before replacing the approved version.
Account for uncertain delivery
If an action may have happened but the result cannot be proved, the run requires reconciliation. It does not blindly repeat the write.
First steps
Run the local tutorial.
The tutorial uses a bundled synthetic application to demonstrate recording through independent result verification. Use its fault mode to inspect what happens when the application shows success but the underlying write fails.
pip install 'openadapt-flow[browser]'
openadapt-flow tutorial
openadapt-flow tutorial --break-itThe tutorial is a synthetic local example. Qualify your own workflow against its actual application and result checks.
Read the tutorial and prerequisites