This is a submission for the Coze AI Bot Challenge: Trailblazer.
What I Built
WebDevDocs is a workflow that aims to provide bots with up-to-date documentation and information regarding various areas of web development; from a library, package, framework, standard, programming language and everything in between.
Demo
Here's an example bot to see it in use: Web Dev Docs
Journey
Whenever I tried using ChatGPT or Gemini to get real-time information, they weren't always helpful so hearing about the Coze platform allowed me to create a potential solution.
While making this, I tried to jam as many features as possible; looking for up-to-date articles, parsing through github issues, going through code, and many more... at the end of the day, the workflow test run failed. After some interactions on their discord, I figured that running such complex activities would lead to hitting a limit.
After a night of fighting trying to make a loop work to reduce the load (which didn't work, was tempted to make conditional loops workflows my submission 😅), I cut it down to simply finding the links and pointing a user in that direction, the reason being those extra features can be built using this workflow as a base.
Thanks for reading and I hope you find this workflow helpful 👋
Top comments (13)
@arndom Did you publish the workflow on the Coze store? The Bot works great,
but the Trailblazer prompt needs you to publish the workflow!@philiphow
It's published but there's no store for workflows on Coze or am I missing something?
I asked on their discord and was told by an admin the only way was to share a bot
I've also just edited the workflow and added the only URL I can find for the workflow
That's my mistake! Thanks @arndom
No worries. Thanks for the concern 👍
Congrats bro! Your workflow was really awesome! :D
Thanks a ton 🤝 wanderlust was also really amazing!
Thank you too!
The part about cutting the workflow down after the first version became too complex really resonated with me.
I've had a similar experience building a browser-based document viewer. It's easy to keep adding features until the system becomes harder to reason about than the original problem.
Sometimes simplifying the workflow is the real solution.
Awesome work, like always!
Thanks 🤗
For what it’s worth, I’ve spent more than a day trying to make loops work. I’m convinced they just don’t :(
They probably have a loop node in the works but since everything is free at the moment it's not released
I hope so!