You can chain steps together and review the work before it continues.
Build a process once: draft the email, stop so you can edit it, then save it to a document. Run it with one click, and it waits for you at the steps you choose.
View full screenshot Some work has more than one step.
Turn interview notes into an outline, the outline into a draft, the draft into a newsletter and a social post. Doing it in chat means running each step by hand and remembering the order.
A Koubou termWorkflowA chain of steps you build on a canvas. It can stop and wait for you to review, answer, or approve before it goes on. runs the steps for you, in order. You decide where it stops so you can check and edit before it goes on.
How it works in Koubou.
Build it on a canvas
Drag in steps and connect them. There are AI steps, Koubou termSmart PromptA saved instruction you run with one click. It can bring a Role with it, and variables that pull in your selected text or the whole document. steps, forms, choices, loops, branches, writing to a document, making a note, and more.
Add a review step
A Review step stops the Workflow and shows you the work. Edit it, then continue, or cancel the run.
Give each step what it needs
Each AI step can have its own prompt, Koubou termRoleWho the AI should be for a task. It holds a voice, rules, good and bad examples, attached knowledge, and, if you want, its own model., and model, and can use what earlier steps made.
Run it next to your document
Start it from the Flows tab, the command palette, or a button.
Compared with ChatGPT and Claude.
In ChatGPT or Claude
- You run each step by hand and keep the order in your head.
- Agent modes can do several steps on their own, but you don't choose where they stop so you can edit the work.
In Koubou
- The steps and their order are saved.
- Review steps stop exactly where you put them, and you can edit before it goes on.
- Each step can use its own Role and model.
Get Koubou for $99.
Pay once, with no subscription. AI usage is billed by your provider, not by Koubou. If it is not right for you, you have 14 days to get a full refund.
