Latest news, guides, and best practices for AI workflow automation

Alexandr Chibilyaev shares the public AACFlow roadmap for 2026-2027 — Block SDK, agent marketplace, streaming outputs, conditional branching, AI trace analysis, distributed tracing, air-gapped deployment, and the philosophy that guides every feature decision.

Alexandr Chibilyaev with an honest cost analysis of building AI agent infrastructure from scratch versus buying AACFlow — engineering costs, ongoing maintenance, hidden expenses, and a framework for making the right decision for your team.

Meta's Llama 4 Scout 17B brings a 10-million-token context window to open-source AI — the largest available. Here's how to use it in AACFlow via Groq, Fireworks.ai, or self-hosted vLLM and Ollama.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on the testing infrastructure of AACFlow — unit tests for blocks and connectors, integration tests with mocked API responses, Playwright E2E tests, automated health checks, and the philosophy that keeps 60,000+ developers running reliably.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on the internationalization architecture of AACFlow — next-intl with namespace-based JSON files, structural parity enforcement, Python translation scripts, and lessons learned from localizing 1,000+ keys across Russian, English, and German.

How AACFlow implements MCP — Anthropic's open standard for AI tool connectivity. Add custom MCP servers, expose workflows as tools, and give your agents access to any database, API, or internal system.

Alexandr Chibilyaev explains why AACFlow chose Bun over Node.js — native TypeScript, faster builds, lower memory, and the engineering philosophy behind the runtime that handles 10M+ agent executions every month.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on AI agents that monitor campaign performance, generate ad creatives, analyze audiences, and track ROI — powered by integrations with Yandex.Direct, MyTarget, VK Ads, and the full marketing analytics stack.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on AI agents that manage inventory, optimize menus, schedule staff, and analyze customer feedback — powered by POS integrations with iiko, Poster, R-Keeper, Evotor, and the full restaurant tech stack.

A practical comparison of GPT-4.1 and GPT-4o for production AI workflows — pricing, latency, context window, and task-specific recommendations to help you choose the right model in AACFlow.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on AI agents that screen resumes, schedule interviews, follow up with candidates, and manage onboarding — powered by integrations with HH.ru, Huntflow, SuperJob, and a full HR connector stack.

How to use DeepSeek Prover V4 — the most affordable reasoning model at $0.28/M input tokens — for financial modeling, data validation, and formal logic in AACFlow workflows. Includes comparison with o4-mini.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on AI agents that track shipments, optimize delivery routes, sync warehouse inventory, and process returns — powered by deep logistics integrations with CDEK, Russian Post, Boxberry, and 6+ carriers.

Alexandr Chibilyaev on how AACFlow agents work with Russian banking infrastructure: payment reconciliation, invoice processing, cash flow monitoring, tax calculation — with enterprise-grade security for financial data.

A practical guide to deploying Claude Opus 4.7 in production AACFlow workflows: Extended Thinking mode, computer use, when to choose Opus 4.7 vs Sonnet 4.6, cost optimization strategies, and real pricing.

Alexandr Chibilyaev explains why AACFlow runs on a single PostgreSQL database with pgvector — no separate vector DB, no Pinecone, no Weaviate. Relational data and embeddings in one system with transactional consistency.

Alexandr Chibilyaev unveils the AACFlow Agent Marketplace: a developer economy where AI agents are built, sold, and deployed with one click. 70% revenue to developers, pre-built categories, and quality standards.

How to use Google Gemini 2.5 Pro deep research capabilities — 1M token context, multimodal analysis, and native code understanding — inside AACFlow AI Agent blocks for document-intensive workflows.

Alexandr Chibilyaev introduces the AACFlow TypeScript SDK: define workflows programmatically, trigger executions, handle results with full type safety via Zod schemas, and integrate AI agents into any Node.js application.

Alexandr Chibilyaev explains the AACFlow trigger system: webhook triggers, polling triggers, cron schedules, and the architecture that lets AI agents respond to real-world events in milliseconds.