Wordware is a web-hosted IDE for LLM orchestration, enabling cross-functional teams to build AI applications. Serving as an LLM backend, it functions like a new programming language, based on English but merging concepts like loops, logic, and function calling

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👋🏻 Hi Product Hunt makers! I’m Kamil, Head of Growth at Wordware—an IDE for building AI agents. Today, we’re officially launching the Wordware platform, and we’re excited to show the world what we built. It’s a tool (an IDE) that enables you to quickly build custom AI agents for specific use cases like legal contract generation, marketing content automation, invoice analysis, candidate screening, generating PRDs, and many more. We call applications built on Wordware ‘WordApps’ because you can create them using natural language—in other words, using words (pun intended). Our core belief is that the domain expert—not the engineer—knows what good LLM output looks like. For example, lawyers building legal SaaS need to be deeply involved in the process, and working directly in the codebase or going back-and-forth with engineers isn’t the way to go. Most of our clients are cross-functional teams, including less technical members, who need to collaborate with engineers on LLM applications, such as assessing prompt outputs, and care about the speed of iterations. These include early-stage startups building AI-first solutions that treat Wordware as their LLM backend, larger corporations that build 100s of prototypes on us, and AI builders creating their own products. From venture partners aiming to be in the top 0.1% of their field by building AI agents to analyze startups and founders, to lawyers scaling their expertise through AI, Wordware is the go-to tool. And if you’re technical, then you’ll appreciate Wordware for the speed of building complex AI agents without messy LLM abstractions, as well as our advanced capabilities like loops, conditional logic (IF-Else), structured generation (JSON mode), and custom code execution, allowing you to connect to virtually any API. Note: you must not be afraid of no/low-code tools and simply accept it’s 10x faster than writing everything yourself—not to mention the annoying process of iterations on prompts in the codebase 😉 Here’s what you can do with Wordware - example use cases: ✍🏻 Custom content generation AI agent: Researches topics and writes SEO-optimized blog posts using online-enabled models and looping through table of contents. It helped created fully automated content execution for many teams. 🧠 Invoice processing: Analyzes and processes unstructured invoices efficiently (up to 25k daily by one of our clients!), categorizing them and giving insights on financial data. Not only that, based on the data on the invoices it gives personalized recommendations on where to find cheaper alternatives based on geolocalization. 📊 Data querying and reporting: Performs data analysis through natural language commands, queries databases and constructs personalized reports. Users don’t have to be SQL fluent to get information, it can query big databases and save over 10h of work per week. 📚 Personalized learning and assessment agent: Prepares learning material personalized to the user’s level and needs by searching Wikipedia or research papers, then prepares quizzes and assesses user answers automatically. ✨ Sales enrichment: Searches LinkedIn and the web for information on leads, then updates and enriches your CRM with relevant data. Using different sources we can make sure the provided data is relevant and not hallucinated, making personalized outbound more effective. 💬 Meeting summaries: Provides personal voice summaries of all your weekly meetings in a structured manner. Not only that, it also categorizes them by meeting type so you never get lost in the notes. PS: Wordware is the platform behind Audioscribe (https://audioscribe.wordware.ai) and Twitter Personality (https://twitter.wordware.ai) projects, our open-source projects that we built to showcase the possibilities of Wordware. PS2: our Twitter Personality app gained 1 million users in the last 4 days - it’s a great showcase of what prompting and building an LLM backend on Wordware can achieve.

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1yr ago

@unable0 so impressive! Congrats Wordware team!

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1yr ago

Tech To The Rescue

@unable0 awesome!

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1yr ago

Maker

@tomik99 dzięki!

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1yr ago

@unable0 well done guys!

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1yr ago

do you have tutorials, i see that at least we should know loops and if-else ! or is there a way to just describe the flow!?

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1yr ago

ralify

@otman_alami things were not entirely clear to me too

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1yr ago

Maker

@otman_alami @bogdanchayka once you sign up, you should see the Getting Started project. It should explain how to use loops, if-else statements, etc. we’re going to have tutorials soon ;)

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1yr ago

Trupeer

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@bogdanchayka @unable0 @filip_kozera since you would be drowned in work, keeping the ship together after one of the most successful PH campaign - I made a small tutorial for you. With Trupeer.ai, you can create such beautiful tutorials and product videos in seconds. All you have to do is a rough screen recording of the process I hope I got everything right for how to use loops. Video:

@otman_alami hope it helps you

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1yr ago

Maker

@bogdanchayka thank you <3 <3 <3

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1yr ago

@bogdanchayka @unable0 @filip_kozera @shivali_goyal1 Frankly i don't understand it! maybe it my fault i don't know, first you should explain what the flow is, what we want to acheave then start creating the flow, it is still complicated for me at least.

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1yr ago

Wordware presents a compelling abstraction by treating English as a programmable interface rather than just a prompt layer. Positioning it as an IDE for LLM orchestration makes the mental model much clearer for cross functional teams who need structure without full code ownership. An interesting insight here is how this approach can shift collaboration between product, ops, and engineering by making logic more inspectable. From a user experience perspective, how do you help teams reason about control flow, state, and errors as workflows grow more complex, especially during onboarding when users are still learning the language model?

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2mo ago

Octane AI

🔌 Plugged in

When @mattprd and I first met Filip & Robert, it became clear that that this is a really special product and team. It's SUCH an elegant product and should be part of any AI developer or builder's toolkit. There's nothing like it on the market. Really thrilled to be one of Wordware's earliest investors!

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1yr ago

💡 Bright idea

I’ve been using Wordware for 3 months now and as a non-engineer I feel very empowered with what I can do. Building AI apps, even complex ones, has never been easier ☝️ Here are 3 apps that that took couple of minutes on Wordware (probably would take much longer in the codebase :) ) - Learn with AI - researches web and Wikipedia on given topic, summarizes and gives you further insights on command. Models used: Command R+ online, Sonar Large, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. See here: https://app.wordware.ai/share/8e... - PRD generator - creates a PRD for your product, gives feedback on it and refines it. Models used: GPT 4Turbo, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. See here: https://app.wordware.ai/share/67... - Lead enrichment - enriches information about a person and company. Models and tools used: Exa.ai, Sonar Large, Command R+ online, GPT 4Turbo, GPT-4o. See here: https://app.wordware.ai/share/b3...

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1yr ago

Maker

@pio_scelina great to hear that! 🙏🏻

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1yr ago

Wordware

Maker

Having built a bunch of AI agents 🤖 we realised three things: 1. It's prompts all the way down 2. Making agents work required a bunch of iterations 3. It's much faster when the person developing the agent can judge the quality of the outputs So, having spent the last 10 years building in AI with my co-founder we thought from first principles: "If prompting is the new programming, what should the tools be?" 🤔 The result: A prompt-first programming language in a web based IDE. None of the ridiculous abstraction layers that other tools *cough* LangChain *cough* put between you and the prompt. An editor built for editing rich text, not code. Zero friction to chain different models. Oh, and multimodal by default 🖼️ All this is backed up with the familiar software paradigm of: - Semantic-versioned deployments - A GitHub-like community library of agents - Loops, branching, type safety and code execution (when needed!) Wordware elegantly combines the flexibility of LLMs with the structure of software. It empowers teams to build reliable and useful AI agents by iterating 20x faster.

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1yr ago

Lancey

Hey Kamil! Congrats on the launch. I'm curious what’s been the most surprising feedback you’ve received from early users of Wordware?

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1yr ago

Maker

@virajpatel we constantly learn what is possible with our platform, and that boundary is being pushed further every week - our users are very creative ;)

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1yr ago

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web-hosted IDE for building AI agents

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Wordware is in the running for an Orbit Award in AI Workflow Automation!

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Wordware is in the running for an Orbit Award in AI Workflow Automation!

AMA - how to craft a launch strategy that will break Product Hunt

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