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A 100% open-source alternative to n8n! Sim is a drag-and-drop open-source platform to build and deploy Agentic workflows. - Runs 100% locally - Works with any local LLM I used it to build a finance assistance app & connected it to Telegram in minutes. The workflow is simple: -...

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