Automation manager builds AI agents on Workato platform
Persefoni’s Automation and Integration Manager, Matt Palmer, described at a recent event how he’s created AI-driven agents using the Workato automation platform. Working solo, Palmer developed custom agents—including one that can spot competitors trying to sign up for product intel—by experimenting with large language models like Claude to generate code, despite obstacles from Workato’s proprietary system. This highlights individual efforts to automate and secure business processes using AI.
- Manager built agents to combat competitor sign-ups
- Used Workato platform for automation
- Relied on AI model Claude to generate code
- Workato’s proprietary system made coding challenging
- Reflects trend of employees building custom AI tools
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