This week, we at Scade.pro are excited to guide you through our documentation for building AI tools, introduce the ‘Use’ tab for simplified API integration, and celebrate the launch of a major AI-powered project.

Getting Started with Our Documentation

We’ve started creating knowledge base for our platform. Soon, we will cover everything from A to Z.

The current version already simplifies the process of building flows by breaking it down into easy-to-follow steps.

We show you how to:

• Create a new flow

• Choose an appropriate node from the catalog

• Upload your images and add prompts

• Configure custom node settings

• Connect multiple nodes in a chain

• Integrate it into your product

  

  Each section of our documentation includes illustrative examples that visualize the process, making your learning experience not only informative but also engaging. These examples are designed to help you quickly grasp complex concepts and apply them with confidence.

Launch of a Major Project
We are happy to announce the launch of a turnkey project this week that demonstrates the robust capabilities of our platform, Scade.pro. This project, realized upon the “Hire an Expert” request, involves handling millions of AI requests per month with an SLA of 99%.

• While details of the case are confidential due to NDA restrictions, the project is centered around a mobile application with millions of monthly active users (MAU) and aims to increase user engagement through advanced AI features. Despite the high demands of this project, our platform, Scade.pro, successfully manages the load and maintains smooth and efficient operations without a hitch.

If you too are looking to implement a fully managed solution, feel free to email us at info@scade.pro with a “Hire an Expert” request.

API Integration with the ‘Use’ Tab

To help you optimize AI integration into SaaS, apps, and products we introduce a new feature: the ‘Use’ tab. This feature is designed to meet the needs of advanced users seeking efficient, error-minimized API interactions.

You’ll find it right next to the Run History and Flow Builder tabs at the top of the Flow window.

The tab automatically displays selectors for all nodes in your current flow reducing manual input errors and saving time.

To begin, select your workflow, access the Flow Builder, then the ‘Use’ tab. If your flow includes a ‘Start Node’ and ‘End Node’, and you possess the necessary key, you’re ready to deploy. The tab offers adaptable code snippets in three languages, simplifying customization by replacing placeholders with your data.

If your flow lacks defined ‘Start’ or ‘End’ nodes, or if there are multiple, use drop-down selections on the ‘Use’ tab to specify which node to specify the execution order of nodes.

For more detailed instructions, refer to our documentation.

We can’t wait to see what you’ll build next and how these changes will propel your projects forward. What are your thoughts on the new features? Let us know!