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Open source platform to build AI agent workflows
Sim enables fast-growing technical teams to build and deploy AI agent workflows. 70,000+ developers are already using Sim, integrating with 1000+ apps and LLMs to streamline workflows with AI agents.
Sim is an open-source AI workspace that helps teams build, deploy, and manage AI agents. It connects 1,000+ integrations and major LLMs, offering visual, conversational, or programmatic ways to create agents that automate real work.
Sim provides an AI workspace with four core components: Mothership (natural-language command center to control the workspace), Tables (built-in database for data wiring in workflows), Files (shared document store), and Logs (execution traces with inputs, outputs, cost, and duration). Users can build agents visually, via conversational control, or through an API, reuse 11 pre-built workflow templates, connect real integrations and LLMs, and deploy agents that run in a collaborative, multi-user environment with real-time features. The platform supports self-hosting, SOC2 compliance, and enterprise-style capabilities such as SSO/SCIM and dedicated support in its pricing tiers.
Who itβs for: Teams and organizations building and deploying AI agents who need integrations, collaboration, and governance (from startups to Fortune 500).
Explicit pricing tiers (Community/Pro/Max/Enterprise), SOC2 compliance, self-hosting option, real-time collaboration features, and enterprise-grade capabilities indicate product-market fit and growing traction.
Emir is the Co-Founder and CEO of Sim Studio. Emir studied Data Science and Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley, where he conducted NLP research for machine translation. Before Sim Studio, Emir built WorkNinja, an AI learning platform with 300,000+ MAUs. WorkNinja was one of the first LLM chain-of-thought applications deployed at scale (December '22).
Waleed is the Co-Founder and CTO of Sim. Waleed studied CS and Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley, where he led engineering and publications for Neurotechnology at Berkeley. Before Sim, Waleed built the core backend infrastructure for Ring at Amazon, which today processes over 1M+ transactions per second.
The fastest way to build AI agent workflows for production
Sim Studio provides an open-source, Figma-like interface to design, test, and deploy AI agent workflows. It lets users drag-and-drop LLMs and tools (Slack, Gmail, etc.), build agents, and deploy workflows as APIs or chat services, with visual iteration and support for hosted/local models and scheduled or webhook-triggered runs.
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