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    Akai is said to turn one workflow demonstration into reusable automation

    A user says Akai records the screen, spoken instructions, clicks and network requests to map a workflow.

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    A user calls Akai probably the best way to “teach” AI a task: demonstrate a workflow once, and Akai records the steps. They say it uses official APIs when available, builds connectors when they aren’t, then creates an automation that can be used repeatedly.

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    SASantiago@svpino5:32 AM · Oct 2, 2026
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    This is probably the best way to "teach" AI how to do something: • Record yourself demonstrating a workflow once • Akai records your screen, spoken instructions, and clicks • It also records your network requests • Akai uses the recording to map the workflow • It uses official…

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    @svpinoThis is probably the best way to "teach" AI how to do something: • Record yourself demonstrating a workflow once • Akai records your screen, spoken instructions, and clicks • It also records your network requests • Akai uses the recording to map the workflow • It uses official APIs if available • It builds new connectors when there aren't APIs • Finally, Akai builds an automation for you Show it once, get an automated workflow that you can use over and over again.11h

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    @svpinoThis is probably the best way to "teach" AI how to do something: • Record yourself demonstrating a workflow once • Akai records your screen, spoken instructions, and clicks • It also records your network requests • Akai uses the recording to map the workflow • It uses official APIs if available • It builds new connectors when there aren't APIs • Finally, Akai builds an automation for you Show it once, get an automated workflow that you can use over and over again.11h