Describe a flow.
Watch it build itself.
A week of Patchworks clicks, collapsed into a sentence. Build. Script. Debug. Trace — all in chat, all against your live data.
From SOW to shipped flow,
in one conversation.
Paste the Statement of Work into chat. PatchBuddy plans the project, verifies the environment, builds every flow and hands the keys back — all through the Patchworks API.
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01Prompt
Drop in the SOW.
Paste the Statement of Work into chat, or upload the PDF the client sent. Plain English is fine — PatchBuddy reads it the way an engineer would.
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02Plan
Breaks the work down.
PatchBuddy creates a Project, decomposes the SOW into Tasks, and lays out the order of operations. You see the plan before it touches anything.
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03Discovery
Verifies the environment.
Logs into Patchworks. Confirms access to every Connector, Endpoint and Data Pool the plan depends on. If something's missing, it stops and asks.
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04Engineering
Builds the flows, call by call.
Every shape — connector, filter, mapping, dedupe, track step — posted through the Patchworks API. Custom payload scripts written and wired in as needed. Every call logged, every diff visible. The canvas updates live beside the log as each shape lands.
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05Review
Hands the keys back.
A clear summary of what was built, what was touched and what's ready to test. Approve and hand off, or send it back for revisions.
Less AI agent.
More virtual delivery employee.
PatchBuddy remembers. Every flow you approve, every pattern you correct, every client quirk you encode becomes part of your agency's shared knowledge base. Week one it's competent. Week twenty it works the way your senior engineers work — because that's who it's been learning from.
Client patterns
Acme uses kebab-case SKUs. Beta paginates at 250. Delta rejects weekend timestamps. PatchBuddy learns the quirks and applies them without asking twice.
Agency conventions
Your retry pattern. Your track-step naming. Your standard error alert. Your house style, applied by default on every new flow.
Engineer taste
Every approval, rewrite and rejection teaches. First drafts get sharper every sprint, until you're reviewing instead of writing.
Every correction teaches. Nothing ever needs re-explaining.