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Optimajet redesigns docs so AI agents can integrate Workflow Engine without human help
Optimajet rebuilt its Workflow Engine documentation to be AI-friendly, publishing a single 480 KB file (llms-full.txt) that agents can fetch in one request. It also added a trial key endpoint that agents can call automatically, removing the need for human form-filling. The .NET library, commercial with a free tier, handles workflow automation in-process and supports multiple databases.
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The real news isn't the product update—it's that a vendor is proactively solving the 'last mile' problem of AI agents hitting paywalls and form fields, which could become a template for developer tools.
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