What is Felix?
Felix is a workflow automation platform for legal, insurance, and finance professionals. You describe a process in plain language. Felix asks follow-up questions to fill in the gaps, then builds and runs it as an automated workflow — end to end, without code.How is Felix different from Zapier, n8n, or Make?
Node-based automation tools connect pre-built actions in a fixed sequence. They are reusable and consistent, but rigid — when a process involves complexity or edge cases, they break. Felix generates custom code for each step from your plain-language description. It can handle complex logic, reason across documents, and adapt to edge cases — while still running the same way every time.| Zapier / n8n / Make | Felix | |
|---|---|---|
| How steps are built | Select pre-built actions | Generated from plain-language descriptions |
| Handles complexity | Limited | Any logic you can describe |
| Flexibility | Rigid | Adapts to edge cases |
| Deterministic | ✓ | ✓ |
| Auditable | — | Full run log for every run |
| Human oversight | Not built in | Human Checkpoints at any step |
How is Felix different from AI agents?
AI agents are flexible and capable, but probabilistic — the same input can produce a different output each time. In legal, insurance, and finance, that unpredictability is a problem. Felix generates code once, then runs it deterministically. AI reasoning is applied only at the steps that need it. The same input always produces the same output, with a complete audit trail.| Probabilistic agents | Felix | |
|---|---|---|
| Execution | AI decisions every run | Deterministic — same input, same output |
| Operation | Requires prompting or triggering | Runs continuously once built |
| Auditability | No built-in trail | Full log of every step and output |
| Predictability | Variable | Consistent |
| Human oversight | Ad hoc | Built-in checkpoints |