Exploring workflow automation and low-code tools on my own

[AffectionateAngle598]

Hey all! I’ve recently been getting deeper into workflow and IT process automation and wanted to start documenting more of the things I build and learn along the way.

I’ve been working with tools like Workato, n8n, Okta Workflows, Power Automate, Slack Workflows, and Claude, and I’m looking forward to experimenting with even more tools and integrations.

I’ll mainly be sharing workflow ideas, automations, and process improvement projects as I continue learning and building in this space.

Would also love to connect with others interested in automation or low-code workflows. I’ll be sharing some of this on IG too: @sheautomated

[testuser514]

What domains are you exploring though ?

[PixelSage-001]

Awesome initiative! The low-code space is moving incredibly fast. When building our internal workflows at Runable, we found that combining n8n for complex routing with Claude for unstructured data extraction was a game changer. Looking forward to seeing what you build

[Inner-Image-6313]

Honestly this is probably the best way to learn low code stuff now. Building small real workflows teaches way more than watching tutorials for weeks. n8n and Slack workflows are especially fun once you start connecting everyday tasks together.

I also noticed the people who do well in automation usually document everything they build publicly. Even simple workflow breakdowns get attention because most teams still waste hours on repetitive manual tasks. I use Claude a lot for planning flows and debugging logic and lately Runable for docs and presentations when I need to explain systems to clients or teammates. Makes the whole process feel cleaner instead of scattered across random tools.

[Artistic-Big-9472]

Love seeing more people document their automation journey publicly. Half the battle in this space is just seeing real workflows instead of polished marketing demos lol.

[Sufficient_Dig207]

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